Bird Safe Indy Mayoral Bird Proclamation
We, at Bird Safe Indy, an initiative of the Amos Butler Audubon Society, have recently received an official proclamation from Mayor Joe Hogsett of Indianapolis.
We, at Bird Safe Indy, an initiative of the Amos Butler Audubon Society, have recently received an official proclamation from Mayor Joe Hogsett of Indianapolis.
Exciting things are happening in Hancock County. Between community, rugged trails, and a soon-to-be-opened nature center, Greenfield has your spring birding plans covered.
Six birders met field trip leader Matthew Krohn for a morning of birding at Celery Bog. Our goal was to spot waterfowl that had been present earlier in the week.
This year’s Birdathon has garnered an unprecedented number of grant requests. With project topics ranging from tiny owls to tiny naturalists, our birding teams need YOUR sponsorship to make sure these projects are funded.
ABAS thanks Adam Barnes for his 8 years of service as Volunteer Chair.
Honoring the man whose passion and dedication preserved a “little slice of bird heaven”
Bird names have caused quite a stir lately. But we’re here to let you know it’s all been done before.
This immersive and accessible outdoor classroom at Holliday Park is the latest creation from a century-old conservation partnership.
In January, ABAS directors and other Audubon members flocked to the Indiana Statehouse to discuss wetland protections.
Let two big year birders inspire you to up your birding game this year.