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

11/1/2016

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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

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

Overhead Structure

“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

Chip Passage Way

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 about birding and habitat conservation.

Photo: Triangle Lake, Bog, Rootstown Twp OH by Tom Fishburn.

After watching, ‘My Painted Trillium Quest' by Tom Fishburn, Kim Langley, WCAS Member said, “Wonderful! It was a lift just knowing that such a site exists and is being protected!”

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Birdwatching in a Backyard Spring 2020 by Peter G. Saenger

Feathered Flames in the Forest: The Scarlet Tanager by Tom Fishburn, WCAS Member

This Place is For the Birds by Joyce (Joy) M. Kiser

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My Painted Trillium Quest by Tom Fishburn, WCAS Member

The Verdant Blush of Spring’s Awakening by Patti Donnellan, CIG, OCVN

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