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A group of students gardening.
Budding Horticulturists Refresh Habitat Hero Garden
June 07, 2022 — High school students from Fort Collins rejuvenated the Childrens Garden at the Gardens on Spring Creek.
Native Plants
A group of birders dressed in fall gear pose outdoors in front of a sign that reads Waupaca Biological Field Station.
The Midwests Newest Birding Groups Are Built with a Bigger Mission in Mind
June 07, 2022 — The founders enjoy watching birds, sure. But they are just as interested in fostering experiences where everyone feels comfortable being who they are.
News
A close up of a Bald Eagle's head. Photo: Kimberly Cerimele/勛圖窪蹋 Photography Awards
American Eagle Day is Around the Corner!
June 03, 2022 — by Daisy Fiore, Senior Education Coordinator, 勛圖窪蹋 Center for Birds of Prey.
A bird with a black head and black-and-white body swims on water alongside some purple flowers
A New Indigenous Protected Area Emerges on Hudson Bay
June 03, 2022 — The Seal River Watershed Alliance will help protect 12 million acres of lakes, rivers, and lands.
Boreal Forests
Roseate Tern.
Connecticut Establishes a New Law to Protect Important Forage Fish Species
June 03, 2022
A flock of Roseate Spoonbills on a sandbar. Trees in the background.
Roseate Spoonbill Chicks Ready to Fledge at Alafia Bank Bird Sanctuary
June 02, 2022 — "While the number of Roseate Spoonbill chicks represents an average success year for this area, we were surprised that they nested so late in the season, explains Mark Rachal, Florida Coastal Islands Sanctuary Manager.
Great Meadows Marsh. You can see water and grasses and buildings in the background.
Opportunity to Gain 5,200 Protected Coastal Acres
June 02, 2022 — An update to the Coastal Barrier Resources Act would impact birds that depend on our shoreline, wetlands, and estuaries.