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2018 Year of the Bird by Nancy Howell, Board Member, Western Cuyahoga Audubon

5/1/2018

In 2018 Year of the Bird, the Bald Eagle, Kirtland's Warbler, Least Tern, Piping Plover, Rufa Red Knot and the Whooping Crane have been Federally-listed as threatened, endangered, proposed, or candidate species' by the USFWS in 8 midwest states. Here are some simple ways to help protect birds in our area, perhaps your yard, neighborhood, and beyond.

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Carbon Offset by Tim Colborn, Board Member, Western Cuyahoga Audubon Society

5/1/2018

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Photo: Natural Landscape by Alice Merkel at Cleveland Metroparks, Rocky River Reservation, Valley Pkwy, North Olmsted, OH 44070

WCAS’s Carbon Offset Project, begun several years ago and modeled after an effort launched at the 2011 Midwest Birding Symposium, is a way for members to make contributions that offset their use of carbon while participating in birding activities (or any other activities) that requires travel.

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Story Blog

The Feathered Flyer blog publishes human interest stories about birding and habitat conservation.

Quarterly Newsletter

Press for Western Cuyahoga Audubon Newsletter Vol.17 Issue 2 May 2019 Digital Edition (PDF)

86th Annual Series of Spring Bird Walks 2019

Join us Sundays, April 14 through May 19 at 7:30 AM as we watch migratory birds return or travel through our area towards their summer breeding grounds during the 86th Annual Series of Spring Bird Walks. Locations PDF

WCAS is a proud member of The Council of Ohio Audubon Chapters (COAC) and promotes chapter development by sharing the best practices, brainstorming solutions to common problems, and building relationships in workshops and retreats. Subscribe

Conversations

Terry Robison, Dir Natural Resources, Cleveland Metroparks, and Tom Romito, WCAS, talk about the value WCAS members have brought to advance NEO conservation at the Cleveland Metroparks.

Wendy Weirich, Dir Outdoor Experiences, Cleveland Metroparks, Tom Romito, WCAS, and Tim Colborn, Ohio Ornithological Society, talk about the value conservation groups bring to regional conservation efforts and how we can all work together for a better world.