The February issue of Nature Scoop, a brief monthly newsletter written by our friend Toni Stahl, focuses on tips for making your home a better place for birds. (Well, opossums get top billing, but it’s mostly birds after that.) No fancy graphics, one or two photos, and lots of good info on being wildlife friendly….
Please join us as we welcome Audubon Great Lakes’ Senior Director of Conservation, Nat Miller. Nat will detail Audubon’s plans and discuss regional strategies with a focus on Ohio’s Lake Erie coast. As featured in the Columbus Dispatch, the National Audubon Society recently released an ambitious new report titled, Audubon’s Vision: Restoring the Great Lakes for Birds…
National Audubon recently presented a webinar on wind energy development. If you are interested in this topic, the webinar provides a lot of useful background information — and also helps to explain Audubon’s positions and work in this area. The webinar is about one hour, including answers to questions from the audience.
Please join us online at 6:30 pm on Tuesday, February 22 as we welcome Dr Walter Carson, Associate Professor at the University of Pittsburgh, for an explanation of Our Biodiversity Crisis. Lots of people have opinions about the current state of biodiversity, but Dr Walter Carson has facts. His lab focuses on experimental and empirical…
Here’s a sad reminder for long-time fans of Columbus Audubon’s EcoWeekend: Due to the uncertainty around the pandemic and the need to keep all of our friends and family safe, we will not hold EcoWeekend this spring. We need to make this call early in the year because of the long lead times needed to…
A new film, Understory: A Journey Through the Tongass, takes us deep into Alaska’s Tongass National Forest. The film is available on YouTube and on Vimeo. The film’s release comes at a pivotal moment: Now through January 24 the U.S. Forest Service is accepting public comments on a ruling that would reinstate protections for the Tongass, which stores…
