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Rally for Ohio State Parks, Climate, and Democracy slated for Oct. 27

Save Ohio Parks will be hosting the Rally for Ohio State Parks, Climate, and Democracy on Friday, Oct. 27, starting at noon at the Ohio Statehouse’s West Plaza, on the steps facing High Street in downtown Columbus. Come and join a coalition of environmental, faith, health, and democracy leaders to tell our state legislators — […]

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Peregrine Falcons Set Off False Alarms to Make Prey Easier to Catch

Predators must eat to survive — and to survive, prey must avoid being eaten. One theory, the Wolf-Mangel model, suggests predators could use false attacks to tire prey out or force them to take bigger risks, but this has been hard to show in practice. Now, scientists observing peregrine falcons have found evidence that they

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2024 Birdathon

It’s that time of year! Columbus Audubon will soon launch the 2024 Birdathon, our biggest fundraiser of the year. The success of this fundraiser is rooted in the participation of the Columbus Audubon and greater community.  With your generous help, we raise thousands of dollars to support our conservation and education work. There are so many ways

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