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Audubon Mobile Apps now available on iTunes for iTouch and iPhone users; Birds, Mammals, Wildflowers and more!
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| Join the Great Backyard Bird Count |
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| Caroline A. Goodrich |
The Great Backyard Bird Count starts Friday, February 12.
New Google maps will allow you to zoom in on a map of North America, exploring results in any state.
Online results will be updated every half-hour during the GBBC, which continues through President's Day, February 15.
More at http://www.audubon.org/gbbc/index.shtml
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| Audubon Leadership Transition |
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John Flicker is stepping down after 15 years as Audubon’s
President and CEO. Audubon Board Member and former Chief
Science Officer Frank Gill (pictured right) will serve
as Interim President.
More here. |
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| Hog Island Birding Classes This Summer |
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| A national treasure to environmental leaders and nature lovers for nearly 75 years, Hog Island inspired Rachel Carson and Roger Tory Peterson. Now is your chance, but space is limited. Four adult sessions and one teen session are planned for this summer. Dr. Steve Kress, will be joined by some of the country’s top ornithologists: Kenn Kaufman, Pete Dunne, and Scott Weidensaul. Read more here. |
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| Audubon is Instrumental in BLM step to Protect Greater Sage-Grouse |
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| Sage Grouse © Dave Showalter |
An announcement from BLM (Bureau of Land Management) offers hope for the survival of imperiled Greater Sage-Grouse, plus an innovative model to advance wildlife-friendly energy development nationwide. It’s a big victory for Audubon, for wildlife and for thoughtful energy development. Find out more here. |
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| Audubon
Magazine Photo Awards Results! |
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| Ruby-throated Hummingbird
© Jaromi Penicka |
In mid-May we kicked off the first Audubon Magazine Photography
Awards. Now, six months, almost 2,500 entrants, and more
than 16,000 photographs later, we have our winners. Still,
even as we celebrate these images for their beauty and
quality, we hope they will inspire others to go out and
actually see the birds, and to support efforts to protect
them so that future generations can see them, too. See:
http://www.audubonmagazine.org |
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