Birds and Biodiversity at Charlotte Park and Wildlife Refuge
This event is co-hosted by Audubon Vermont, Charlotte Park and Wildlife Refuge Oversight Committee, and the Lewis Creek Association
Saturday, May 17, 2025
7:00am - 10:00am Eastern Charlotte, Vermont
Location Details
1489 Greenbush Rd, Charlotte, 05445, VT
If you are joining the bird walk: The meeting place will be sent to registered participants a few days before the walk.
For the bird banding demonstration ONLY: Please park at the CPWR parking lot on Greenbush Road, just south of the railroad overpass by around 8:00 AM, and walk up Robert's Way trail to where the bird banding station is (after the second bridge - see this map if needed). Please carpool if you can!
Join us at Charlotte Wildlife Park and Wildlife Refuge on May 17th to explore the birds and biodiversity of the park! We'll kick off the day at 7 AM with a bird walk around the park led by Ali Wagner of Green Mountain Audubon Society. We will discuss the many projects the Oversight Committee has undertaken to enhance the biodiversity of the park from pollinator plantings to riparian habitat management to water quality improvements by Lewis Creek Association's Ahead of the Storm project. Mark LaBarr from Audubon Vermont will be banding birds from 8:00 till 10:00 AM and discussing recent habitat management at the park for Golden-winged Warblers and other shrubland birds.
The event is free but space is limited for Ali Wagner's bird walk and registration is required. Please register at this link - you will receive information about where to meet after signing up. No registration is required for Mark LaBarr's bird banding demonstration.
Golden-winged Warbler Photo: Michael Stubblefield/Audubon Photography Awards
