By Rob Thorn We crept through the dense brush of Mock Park, squarely in the urban core of Columbus, looking for migrant birds. This park is urban enough that we had to put all our valuables out of sight in our cars (advice that is now probably useful for all Columbus parks and Metro Parks). […]
Hidden in Plain Sight: The Alum Creek Greenbelt Read More »
Sheila Fagan has taken on multiple roles in Columbus Audubon, including service as a board member and most recently as Community Liaison. She never misses an opportunity to share information about Audubon with the public and is always willing to help. And help she does, often on her own, driving hither and yon to community
Columbus Audubon is now accepting Conservation Grant proposals for 2025 project funding. The deadline to submit is November 25, 2024. We are looking for proposals that support the conservation of Ohio’s native bird species through habitat management, habitat protection, and scientific research, and for projects that do not primarily or exclusively cover salaries. Preference will be
Columbus Audubon Conservation Grant Season Proposal Period is Open! Read More »
Columbus Audubon was excited last fall to learn that we received funding from the Ohio EPA for restoration work at Calamus Swamp! This funding will enable us to control the spread of invasive plant species that threaten the native plant and animal community, to replant native species, and to enable the native populations to reestablish
Join us for our 2024 – 2025 in-person Monthly Program series kick-off event in partnership with and located at the Grange Insurance Audubon Center on Tuesday, September 24, 2024. Distinguished guest speaker Sandy Reed, wildlife tracker and National Geographic Educator, will discuss her Antarctica Expedition. Arrive at 6:30 pm to participate in the bird quiz, draw a door
September Monthly Program: Sandy Reed speaks about Exploring Antarctica Read More »
Join us for the 2024 – 2025 season of free Monthly Programs in partnership with Grange Insurance Audubon Center on the fourth Tuesday of the month at the center. These events include a featured speaker, conservation spotlight, bird quiz, door prizes, refreshments, and more! Membership provides support so that we can continue to bring these
