Recently, as scientists report that many bird species around the world are struggling to maintain viable populations due to several issues, the impact of bird strike fatalities is coming to … Read more
The Audubon Society of Ohio has adopted the following open letter, stating our position in opposition to any development of Burnet Woods: To Whom It May Concern, The Board of … Read more
The 29th edition of the famous Audubon Birding Course will be held on three consecutive Sundays – September 27, October 4 and October 11. Each class consists of a casual … Read more
The latest edition of The Chat, our bi-monthly newsletter, has been published. You can read the September – October 2015 edition of the Chat, at the newsletter page on this web site. … Read more
The Clean Power Plan (CPP) was announced by President Obama and the Environmental Protection Agency in August. The CPP sets limits on carbon dioxide emissions (CO2) emissions, the first federal … Read more
Native plants play an important role in the local ecosystem. Native plants occur naturally in the region in which they evolved and have developed relationships with other organisms in the … Read more
Trees are beauties to behold and more. Trees contribute to life. Trees provide cooling shade in the summer and enable the sun’s warmth to filter through in winter. Trees act … Read more
A warming world could adversely affect the climate ranges needed by many North American birds as described in Audubon’s Climate Report. Increasing conservation efforts are needed to preserve critical habitats … Read more
The Audubon Climate Report was announced in September 2014. It predicts how climate change could affect the ranges of 588 North American birds. The climate needs for each species of … Read more
By 1920 wild turkeys were extinct in 18 mid west and northeastern states including Ohio. In many of the New England states they went extinct in the 1800’s. Turkeys are … Read more