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New Audubon Western Pennsylvania director adjusts to new role in a new state

By Deborah Weisberg, Pennsylvania Outdoor News 8/27/25 Pittsburgh — Chris Bason regards the crabbing and…

Rachel HandelAugust 28, 2025

ASWP in the News

Jim Bonner to Retire as Head of ASWP

By Tawnya Panizzi, Pittsburgh Tribune-Review 8/22/25 When Jim Bonner retires next month as executive director…

Rachel HandelAugust 23, 2025

ASWP in the News

Retiring Audubon Society director has gone from ‘feathers to fur and back to feathers’

By Mary Ann Thomas, Pittsburgh Post-Gazette 8/22/25 'We can debate the solutions, but we shouldn’t…

Rachel HandelAugust 22, 2025

ASWP in the News

Walt Pomeroy Conservation Award Presented to Jim Bonner

Jim Bonner, Executive Director of Audubon Society of Western Pennsylvania (ASWP), received the Walt Pomeroy…

Rachel HandelAugust 12, 2025

ASWP in the News

Audubon Announces Next Executive Director, Chris Bason

– Audubon Society of Western Pennsylvania (ASWP) is pleased to introduce Chris Bason as the…

Rachel HandelAugust 1, 2025

ASWP in the News Birds

Rare Woodpeckers nesting in Allegheny County for the first time in at least 35 years

By Mary Ann Thomas - Pittsburgh Post-Gazette 7/16/25 Recently observed quick flashes of white — different…

Rachel HandelJuly 17, 2025

ASWP in the News Native Plants

Pittsburgh exempts native, pollinator gardens from plant-height limits

By Julia Burdelski - Pittsburgh Tribune Review 7/8/25 Pittsburghers with a green thumb will now…

Rachel HandelJuly 9, 2025

ASWP in the News

Experiencing Nature at Succop Nature Park

By Eddie Trizzino, The Butler Eagle, 6/23/25 PENN TWP — Every Thursday morning for years,…

Rachel HandelJune 25, 2025

ASWP in the News Special Projects

Renzie’s New Addition Has a Bird’s Eye View

By Leslie Savisky, The Tube City Almanac, 6/9/25 Exciting things are happening for bird lovers…

Rachel HandelJune 25, 2025

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Rare goose stops to hang out with Canada Geese in East Deer

by Mary Ann Thomas, Pittsburgh Post-Gazette 4/1/25 There are rare birds and then there are…

Rachel HandelApril 3, 2025

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Audubon Society of Western Pennsylvania️ Updated their status. 12 hours ago

Audubon Society of Western Pennsylvania️ 4 days ago

Join us for a summer morning exploring one of western Pennsylvania’s best sites for grassland birds. Piney Tract’s rolling fields and reclaimed strip mines are alive in June with the songs of meadowlarks, bobolinks, grasshopper sparrows, and other open-country specialists. We’ll look and listen for these charismatic breeders while discussing how grassland habitat restoration supports their nesting success and long-term survival. This walk complements our online program on grassland birds and their habitats on June 17. Follow link to register: https://aswp.app.neoncrm.com/nx/portal/neonevents/events?path=%2Fportal%2Fevents%2F30619 📸Prairie Warbler, D. Mendenhall

Audubon Society of Western Pennsylvania️ 1 week ago

What a great video highlighting our largest and oldest nature reserve. Thank you Kim Hiked It for creating this!

ASWP in the News

New Audubon Western Pennsylvania director adjusts to new role in a new state

Jim Bonner to Retire as Head of ASWP

Retiring Audubon Society director has gone from ‘feathers to fur and back to feathers’

Walt Pomeroy Conservation Award Presented to Jim Bonner

Audubon Announces Next Executive Director, Chris Bason

Rare Woodpeckers nesting in Allegheny County for the first time in at least 35 years

Pittsburgh exempts native, pollinator gardens from plant-height limits

Experiencing Nature at Succop Nature Park

Renzie’s New Addition Has a Bird’s Eye View

Rare goose stops to hang out with Canada Geese in East Deer

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