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The Cat Island Restoration Project was recently discussed among members of the Northeastern Wisconsin Audubon Society and with Congressman Mike Gallagher (WI-8). The project focuses on reconstructing three islands in the lower bay. UW-Green Bay...
The piercing, golden eyes contrasting beautifully against white feathers is what makes Snowy Owls a crowd and local favorite. Theses arctic nesting owls have migrated into Wisconsin during the winter months, and their presence...
NAS Prof. Bob Howe is the featured speaker at the NEW Audubon Banquet, Monday, April 11. RSVP deadline is today, April 7. http://www.newiaudubon.org/ Program/Registration
Prof. Michael Draney of Natural and Applied Sciences gave a talk titled “Bird-Arachnid Connections: Why birders should appreciate spiders and their kin” to about 75 members of the Stevens Point Audubon Society last Wednesday...
One astute staff member recalls a conversation with founding Chancellor Ed Weidner — a passionate bird-watcher — who said one of his greatest birding experiences was seeing an extremely rare California Condor. Much like...
Prof. Mike Draney of Natural and Applied Sciences is scheduled to lead the Winter Wonderland Hike on Saturday afternoon, Dec. 18, through the Baird Creek Parkway starting at Christa McAuliffe Park (3100 Sitka St.)....
Geologist John Luczaj, associate professor of Natural and Applied Sciences, led a guided hike Nov. 20 organized by the Baird Creek Preservation Foundation and co-sponsored by the Northeastern Wisconsin Chapter of the Audubon Society....
