©2009 Northeastern Audubon Society, Inc.
LINKS
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Read Audubon magazine on-line, environmental issues and political action, birds and science, state chapters. |
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Current phenology, natural history workshops by staff and students, biodiversity topics: plants, animals, mammals, birds, reptiles& amphibians, arthropods, spiders, insects |
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Information on state natural areas, field trips to these sites, and conservation protection opportunities. |
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Endangered resources, fishing, forestry, invasive species, wetlands, wildlife management, regulation and licensing. |
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Extensive, up-to-date library collection of EE materials for teachers and home to 7 active programs serving state environmental educators and students. |
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Bird conservation, landscaping for birds, field trips, lectures, meetings, speaker’s bureau. |
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Field trips, science forums, workshops, and special events throughout the state. |
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Click on "Featured Exhibits" on the homepage. |
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Learn more about how the Audubon society began. |
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| Bird City Wisconsin | Bird City Wisconsin offers highly visible public recognition to those communities that succeed in educating others and implementing sound conservation practices. |
| Wisconsin Bird Conservation Initiative | Great WI Birding Trail maps, Bird Monitoring Surveys, Bird Habitat Plans. Goal: to deliver the full spectrum of bird conservation through regionally-based, biologically-driven, landscape-oriented partnerships. |
| NEW Foodshed | Connecting Consumers with Providers of Sustainably Grown and Produced Agricultural Products in Northeastern Wisconsin |
| Lakeshore Natural Resource Partnership | Education and coordination to support local community efforts to maintain or improve the health of our natural resources in Manitowoc, Kewaunee, Door and portions of Calumet, Brown, and Sheboygan counties. |