Many Audubon members and friends know about The Ohio State University Museum of Biological Diversity on Kinnear Rd. In fact, many of you have attended the Museum’s annual Open House and marveled at the extraordinary collections there. Now you can get a peek behind the scenes! The Museum has unveiled its new blog, which can […]
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Recently, the Ohio legislature’s Energy Mandate Study Committee recommended an “indefinite freeze” on the states renewable energy standards. Audubon respectfully disagrees. The National Audubon Society urges Ohio policy makers to dismiss the report recommendations released on September 30, 2015. The Committee’s recommendations to implement an “indefinite freeze” on Ohio’s energy efficiency and renewable energy standards are
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The updated Audubon Bird Guide app is now free to bird lovers nationwide! With 821 species profiles and 3200-plus world-renowned bird photos, Audubon’s award-winning app instantly turns any mobile device into the most trusted field guide in North America. The app includes 821 in-depth species profiles; more than 3,200 bird photos; quick bird IDs with
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The administration recently announced the Clean Power Plan, which includes regulations to limit the production of greenhouse gasses (carbon dioxide). Some media coverage might suggest that those supporting regulation of greenhouse gasses are in the minority, but a recent poll suggests just the opposite: those of us who support regulation of greenhouse gasses are in
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Local swift counts in August were successful, with hundreds of swifts seen entering chimneys at two locations (Dublin and Clintonville). Here’s updated information for our September counts: In Dublin, the next Swift Count will be on September 12 (rain date September 13) at 6:30 pm at Sells Middle School, 150 W Bridge St. Meet behind
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Some of us already feel the benefits of getting out in nature. For those not quite convinced, an article in the New York Times Health section reports that walks in nature, even a simple stroll in a park “…may soothe the mind and, in the process, change the workings of our brains in ways that
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