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Audubon Vermont's
Bird of the Month

Guess who? Coming to
a forest near you!
Meet our Bird of the Month

Child Care Resource Training Participants, please click here (77kb PDF)
 
  Register now for 2008-2009 K-8 School Programs at the Green Mountain Audubon Center (2.4 MB PDF)
 

2008 Preschool Programs Brochure is now available (918 kb PDF)

 

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  NEW to Audubon Marketplace: The Audubon Society Guide to Attracting Birds
 

Common Tern
Video: Birds of Lake Champlain

 
 
Wonderful Winter Calendar

The snow’s falling, the migrating birds have flown, but there’s still plenty going on at the Green Mountain Audubon Center!

We’ve planned a special Snow Day, just for families, as well as days for Family Backyard Birding, Family Wildlife Tracking, and Holiday Wreath Making – for the Birds.

For adults, join us outside for a program all about Snags, Stubs, and Rotting Logs. Or spend a winter morning wildlife-tracking, or an afternoon learning winter tree identification. For early-risers join us for some citizen-science, our monthly bird monitoring walks.

Planning ahead for February school vacation? Have the kids spend vacation days at the Audubon Center and choose from a Vacation Snow Day, Winter Tracking Exploration, or, for older kids, Winter Survival Skills.

Our popular weekday Preschool Programs feature a Predator Prowl in December, then Winter Mysteries and Snug in the Snow in the new year.

For more information, visit our Winter Calendar of Events, then call us to sign up for a winter program at (802) 434-3068.


Vermont Forest Landowners Featured in Audubon Magazine

The July-August 2008 issue of Audubon magazine highlights two Vermont landowners who are working to improve breeding habitat for the Wood Thrush and other neo-tropical migratory birds. These landowners and dozens more have been working with Audubon Vermont conservation biologists to enhance their forest management to benefit breeding birds. To read the article in Audubon, click here.


New Partnership Tackles Threats to Vermont's Wildlife

The New Forests, Wildlife & Communities Project is a partnership of Audubon Vermont, Vermont Natural Resources Council, Vermont Coverts, the Northern Forest Alliance and the Vermont Fish and Wildlife Department which will be working to stem the tide of forest fragmentation and the threats it poses to Vermont wildlife. As part of this project, Audubon Vermont and Vermont Coverts have developed a series of four workshops that will help individuals manage their woodlots with an eye toward improving wildlife habitats.

The first of these workshops will be held in late January & early February and will help individuals create a vision for their forestland. Subsequent workshops will focus on identifying forest dependent wildlife, wildlife monitoring, and invasive plant control.

Learn more about the workshops.


Vermont Birds Featured on Watchlist 2007

21 of the birds that Audubon and the American Bird Conservancy (ABC) have identified as in need of top-priority conservation attention to ensure their continued survival spend at least part of their year in Vermont. They have the dubious distinction of being included on WatchList 2007, the newest and most scientifically sound list of America's birds at greatest risk. Learn More

 
 
Audubon Vermont
255 Sherman Hollow Road
Huntington, VT 05462
(802) 434-3068
vermont@audubon.org
 
FALL AND WINTER
2008-2009

CALENDAR of EVENTS
 

Powdermill Banding Station
  Managing your Forest for Vermont Birds
 
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