​Bird-Friendly Communities

Our flagship activities have always been monthly programs and field trips for the public. Our field trips create local opportunities to connect people with birds, wildlife, and their habitat. Our programs help people and communities learn how to protect these natural resources.

Our Rocky River IBA survey noted drew the participation of 100 people through a variety of volunteer opportunities. And about 25 people are participating in our year-round bird surveys at Cleveland Lakefront Nature Preserve.

Learn more about another Chapter initiative,  the Walton School Project, promoting bird-friendly communities. Read  Feathered Flyer Blog article, The Cleveland Zoo and Western Cuyahoga Audubon Connect Schools, Youth and Families with Nature". 

Walton School Project. Photo: Tom Romito.

The courtyard at Walton School is shaping up!

Walton School Project. Photo: Tom Romito.

Walton School students enjoyed learning how to make bird feeders.

Stacey Pantek introduces Zoo Nature Club members to Darwin, a Children's Python. Photo: Tom Romito.

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