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Audubon for Nature Lovers

Bring nature into your lifestyle

You love nature and you're working to be as environmentally friendly as possible. But there's more you can do!

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Fall Migratory Bird Hike - Beechwood

9/11/21 9:00 am

Fall is coming and the birds know it. Join us for a naturalist-led hike where we’ll be looking for birds that are ready to make their way south for the winter. Free.

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Fall Migratory Bird Hike - Succop

9/11/21 9:00 am

Fall is coming and the birds know it. Join us for a naturalist-led hike where we’ll be looking for birds that are ready to make their way south for the winter. Free.

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Fall Migratory Bird Hike - Buffalo

9/11/21 9:00 am

Fall is coming and the birds know it. Join us for a naturalist-led hike where we’ll be looking for birds that are ready to make their way south for the winter. Free.

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Confusing Fall Warblers ONLINE

8/26/21 7:00 pm

The most common “confusing” fall warblers, how to identify them, and using the birding by impression to develop your birding skillset.

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Co-existing with White-tailed Deer in Our Yards - ONLINE

9/23/21 7:00 pm

This program will teach you about the ecology of this abundant species, how to plant and garden with deer-resistant native plants, and other tips to coexist.

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Spotted Lantern Fly ONLINE

9/9/21 7:00 pm

Learn about this new pest's ecology, how to identify the lanternfly, and how you can help stop its spread.

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Little Brown Jobs: Identifying Sparrows ONLINE

10/21/21 7:00 pm

Learn the art and science of sparrow identification.

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Foraging Your Back Yard-Using Native Plants -- Backyard Nature Series (Beechwood)

8/28/21 10:00 am

This program will teach you how to use native plants for food, medicine, teas, as well as the cultural uses past and present.

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Foraging Your Back Yard-Using Native Plants -- Backyard Nature Series (Buffalo Creek)

8/28/21 2:00 pm

This program will teach you how to use native plants for food, medicine, teas, as well as the cultural uses past and present.

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Foraging Your Back Yard-Using Native Plants -- Backyard Nature Series (Succop)

8/28/21 10:00 am

This program will teach you how to use native plants for food, medicine, teas, as well as the cultural uses past and present.

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Planting Spring Native Perennials in the Fall -- Backyard Nature Series (Buffalo Creek)

9/18/21 10:00 am

Learn about some of the best native species to plant in your yard while using iNaturalist, a citizen science app, to document the type of species.

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Planting Spring Native Perennials in the Fall -- Backyard Nature Series (Succop)

9/11/21 2:00 pm

Learn about some of the best native species to plant in your yard while using iNaturalist, a citizen science app, to document the type of species.

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Planting Spring Native Perennials in the Fall -- Backyard Nature Series (Beechwood)

9/11/21 10:00 am

Learn about some of the best native species to plant in your yard while using iNaturalist, a citizen science app, to document the type of species.

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Native Seed Collection Workshop -- Backyard Nature Series (Succop)

10/30/21 2:00 pm

Participants will gain hands on experience collecting, cleaning, and sowing a variety of native plant seed during this free program.

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Native Seed Collection Workshop -- Backyard Nature Series (Beechwood)

10/30/21 10:00 am

Participants will gain hands on experience collecting, cleaning, and sowing a variety of native plant seed during this free program.

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Nature Journaling: Two-Part Series (Succop) Aug 12 & 14

8/12/21 7:00 pm

Many naturalists utilize journals to keep track of observations and to make field notes on species they encounter. In part one of this program we will hand craft an heirloom quality, hand bound, leather covered journal and personalize it with unique decorative motifs. During the second session we will venture into the forests and meadows to put our journals to use.

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Nature Journaling: Two-Part Series (Beechwood) Aug 19 & 21

8/19/21 7:00 pm

Many naturalists utilize journals to keep track of observations and to make field notes on species they encounter. In part one of this program we will hand craft an heirloom quality, hand bound, leather covered journal and personalize it with unique decorative motifs. During the second session we will venture into the forests and meadows to put our journals to use.

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Nature Journaling: Two-Part Series (Buffalo Creek) Aug 19 & 21

8/19/21 7:00 pm

Many naturalists utilize journals to keep track of observations and to make field notes on species they encounter. In part one of this program we will hand craft an heirloom quality, hand bound, leather covered journal and personalize it with unique decorative motifs. During the second session we will venture into the forests and meadows to put our journals to use.

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Fall into Phenology & Tree ID (Buffalo Creek)

9/25/21 10:00 am

Phenology is the study of the timing of the biological events in plants and animals such as flowering, leafing, hibernation, reproduction, and migration. Participants will learn about plant life cycle events (known as phenophases) followed by a tree ID hike.

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Fall into Phenology & Tree ID (Buffalo Creek)

9/25/21 2:00 pm

Phenology is the study of the timing of the biological events in plants and animals such as flowering, leafing, hibernation, reproduction, and migration. Participants will learn about plant life cycle events (known as phenophases) followed by a tree ID hike.

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Fall into Phenology & Tree ID (Beechwood)

9/25/21 10:00 am

Phenology is the study of the timing of the biological events in plants and animals such as flowering, leafing, hibernation, reproduction, and migration. Participants will learn about plant life cycle events (known as phenophases) followed by a tree ID hike.

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Audubon Volunteer Naturalist Training - Beechwood

9/13/21 9:30 am

Join our crew leading school field trips. This training will give you the basic techniques and natural history. This is the first day of the series meeting every Monday for the next six weeks through Oct 18. Free with a commitment to lead.