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Sarah Orlando, Ohio Clean Marinas, Ohio Sea Grant, talks about the Native Fish of Lake Erie Exhibit at the Lake Erie Nature & Science Center.

Chuck Slusarczyk Jr., naturalist photographer and Tim Jasinski, Wildlife Rehab Spc, Lake Erie Nature & Science Ctr, talk about Lake Erie birds.

WCAS Board member Kurt Miske talks with attendees at the Audubon Sustainability Forum 2016, Bay Village, Ohio.

Bill Gruber and Ken Martin reminisce a lifetime of environmental conservation advocacy efforts.

Dr Anne Wiley Asst Prof Biology Univ Akron, talks about stable isotopes to study bird foraging habits.

Dr. Andy Jones, Curator of Ornithology, The Cleveland Museum of Natural History, talks about his interest in natural science since boyhood.

WCAS Board member Nancy Howell and Julie Zickefoose, artist, author, and naturalist, enjoy a conversation about the miraculous experience of nature.

Lukas Padegimas, traveler, author, and photographer talks about his favorite conserved property in NE Ohio.

Stefanie Spear, Founder & CEO, EcoWatch and Tom Romito, WCAS, explore what it means to lead a biocentric lifestyle and how people can become more aware and connected to nature.

​We’re looking for volunteers with knowledge of past Western Cuyahoga Audubon Society conservation activities. Can you help?

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We want to produce a chapter retrospect and launch a call for next generation social enterprise projects at the Tuesday, November 6, 2018 speaker program.

To do that, we’re looking for volunteers with knowledge of past Western Cuyahoga Audubon Society conservation activities at any of the following locations:

• Donald Gray Gardens
• CLFNP/Dike 14
• Lake to Lake Trail
• Rocky River Reservation IBA Study

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Here's our working title and program description:

Program: “Conservation Stories of Western Cuyahoga Audubon”
Presenters: WCAS Members, Affiliates, and Friends
Date: Tuesday, November 6, 2018 at 7:30 PM
Location: Rocky River Nature Center, 24000 Valley Pkwy, North Olmsted, OH 44070 Map

Description: Western Cuyahoga Audubon has played an active role in Cleveland habitat conservation from reclaiming the city's Donald Gray Gardens, a gem of the 1936 and 1937 World Fair, to pioneering the formation of the Rocky River Important Bird Area. Join us for a multimedia retrospect of chapter conservation projects that created some of northeast Ohio's iconic landscapes, often starting with the small actions of one or two people. Today, these properties constitute some of the region’s most iconic birding and hiking landscapes in Northeast Ohio. ​

​Got a question? Email info@wcaudubon.org For inquiries, contact Kurt Miske at (440) 835-6700 or kurt@allkindsofsigns.net ​

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