Have you ever wanted to see a collection of Audubon’s famous paintings of the birds of North America? John James Audubon’s Birds of America comes to life in a vibrant digital library on Audubon’s new website. You can enjoy and download free high-resolution versions of all 435 prints. Share these beautiful watercolors with your network […]
As a member-based organization, Columbus Audubon needs your input to be sure we are offering services, programs and information that you value and that represent what Audubon means to you. In the coming year we invite you to share your thoughts and opinions in surveys on a variety of topics. Our first survey topic is
The 7th annual Ohio Young Birders Conference was held at the Toledo Zoo on November 2. Our very own Central Ohio Chapter member Elijah Martineau has written a conference report that you can view online. You also can view a photo gallery from the conference.
We at Columbus Audubon are saddened to learn that Jane Ann (Wells) Ellis recently passed away. Jane Ann and her late husband, William Ellis, were great friends and generous supporters of Columbus Audubon and of other conservation causes in Ohio. As just one example of her concern for the environment and her legacy for the
Dear Bill And Ca Friends, In the July-August issue of Audubon Magazine, national Audubon President and CEO David Yarnold shares “something magical happening in downtown Columbus, Ohio.” His column, Audubon View, highlights the Grange Insurance Audubon Center and the Columbus Audubon partnership with the Center. David also talks about the efforts of many partners, including
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Dr. Bernard (Bernie) Master, longtime Audubon member, has reached a significant — and rather amazing — birding goal. We just received word that on September 11, during a trip to China, he saw a Pink-tailed Bunting at Menyen Preserve, Quighai at 11,800 feet. That sighting makes Bernie only the third American to see at least
