Category: Politics

Help Western Cuyahoga Audubon End Ohio’s Clean Energy Freeze!

11/1/2016

Properly-sited wind turbines, rooftop solar photovoltaic panels, and solar photovoltaic plants could supply all of our energy needs within decades.

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Bird Migration Knows No Boundaries with Imad Al Atrash, Executive Director, Palestine Wildlife Society and Lukas Padegimas, Kirtland Bird Club

10/24/2016

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After 1992, I was following my people in my generation who were hunting birds. Because of my conservation background, in my mind and my heart, I had to protect my nature. I started to stop them. At that time I shifted from flora to becoming an ornithologist. I became, in 2010, in Brazil, a global ornithologist. ~ Imad Al Atrash

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Where Does Western Cuyahoga Audubon Stand on Wind Power?

3/30/2016

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“Careful siting” is the phrase bird-friendly people use when the discussion comes around to wind turbines.

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The Politics of Nature

3/30/2016

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One of the first things that nature provides is beauty, artistic inspiration, a sense of spirituality, and awe.

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Story Blog

The Feathered Flyer blog publishes human interest stories to connect and educate the public about birding and habitat conservation.

WCAS Project Lab

"I'm really excited about the project because it's an opportunity to raise awareness in the area of the importance of native plants and get more people to plant them to support wildlife and habitat everywhere." ~ Lisa Del Rio

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.

Above: Rocky River by Tom Fishburn.

Thank you for joining us for “Conservation Stories of Western Cuyahoga Audubon”, an evening of legendary member stories and participatory idea stations to generate next-gen conservation projects supported by the WCAS Giving Day Fund.

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.

Quarterly Newsletter

Press for Western Cuyahoga Audubon Newsletter Vol.16 Issue 4 November 2018 Digital Edition (PDF)

Sponsor-A-Speaker

Sponsor-A-Speaker in the WCAS 2018-2019 Speaker Series. Press for details.

Volunteer Positions 2018-2019

Are you a great communicator? Do you have good organization skills to help grow the Audubon mission? Press to apply.

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Press for Membership Form (PDF)

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LEAP Native Plants of the Year 2018

Native Plants of the Year Card (PDF)

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PLAYLIST Julie Zickefoose, Artist, Author and Naturalist, talks with Nancy Howell, Cleveland Museum of Natural History, about growing up, being an artist, ornithological research, citizen science, life wisdom, and her experiences connecting to nature.

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Help Western Cuyahoga Audubon End Ohio’s Clean Energy Freeze!

Bird Migration Knows No Boundaries with Imad Al Atrash, Executive Director, Palestine Wildlife Society and Lukas Padegimas, Kirtland Bird Club

Where Does Western Cuyahoga Audubon Stand on Wind Power?

The Politics of Nature

Story Blog

WCAS Project Lab

Quarterly Newsletter

Sponsor-A-Speaker

Volunteer Positions 2018-2019

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LEAP Native Plants of the Year 2018

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Volunteer Positions 2018-2019

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LEAP Native Plants of the Year 2018

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