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Sun, Feb 1st, @8:00am - 12:00PM
Castaway Island Preserve and Cradle Creek Preserve
Sat, Feb 7th, @11:00am - 01:00PM
Fort Clinch State Park Pier
Sun, Feb 8th, @7:30am - 02:00PM
Harris Neck National Wildlife Refuge
Fri, Feb 13th, @8:00am - 05:00PM
Great Backyard Bird Count 2015
Sun, Feb 15th, @7:00am - 11:00AM
Guana (GTMNERR) Inner Trails
Mon, Feb 16th, @7:30pm - 09:00PM
Unlocking the Secrets of the Mangrove Cuckoo
Sat, Feb 21st, @8:00am - 05:00PM
Okefenokee National Wildlife Refuge
Sat, Feb 28th, @8:00am - 12:00PM
Crosby Saturday - Field Trip and Work Day
Tree planted in honor of former board member PDF Print E-mail

For our Crosby Sanctuary workday Saturday (January 24th), we planted a Swamp Chestnut Oak tree in honor of our recently retired board member, Pat Anderson.

tree planted at Crosby Sanctuary
 
Christmas Bird Count for Kids Targets Young Bird Watchers PDF Print E-mail

We had a fun day with our first Christmas Bird Count for Kids at Camp Chowenwaw. There is no better way to insure the future for our birds and environment than getting our young folks involved. Check out the coverage at this link from Jacksonville.com. Be sure to watch the slide show! 

 
314 Species on the Brink! PDF Print E-mail

Audubon’s Birds and Climate Change Report has been released and it isn’t good news for nearly half of the bird species in the U.S. Decreased habitat and shifting ranges due to climate change are increasingly impacting the survival of some of our most beloved species.

There is a bit of good news, however. Florida is positioned to play a critical role in the future of our birds, but we need to be actively engaged in the effort. Here are some things you can do to help protect birds.

 
An Asset in Our Community PDF Print E-mail

Carolyn Antman, Duval Audubon Society President, speaking about the valuable contribution our chapter makes to the community. Filmed at our Crosby Sanctuary in Orange Park, Florida.
 
Recent Sightings PDF Print E-mail
 
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