Welcome to the
DELAWARE-OTSEGO AUDUBON SOCIETY
photo by Dorelle Ploutz
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The Delaware-Otsego Audubon Society, a chapter of the
National Audubon Society,
covers the northern Catskill Mountain and upper Susquehanna River
region of New York State. The organization is dedicated to the
natural environment, with activities focused on protection and
maintenance of ecological systems, wise use and conservation of
natural resources, and environmental quality improvement.
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Environmental Education Grants Available for
Spring 2010 —
These grants are awarded to classroom teachers in the DOAS area to enable
them to add new environmental education activities to the curriculum during
the spring semester. See our Educational
Activities page for more information, and apply by February 26, 2010.
Photo by John Davis
Programs and Activities Coming Up Next:
Friday-Monday, February 12-15, 2010 — Great Backyard Bird
Count.
Friday, February 19, 2010 — DOAS General Meeting:
Environmental Toxins’ Impact on Amphibians by Prof. Stanley Sessions
Saturday, February 27, 2010 — Short-eared Owl Field Trip.
For more information on these and other coming events, see the
DOAS Calendar of Events.
See reports and photos from past
activities (updated January 14, 2010).
Conservation and Environment
Chapter information
Download a copy of our newsletter The Belted
Kingfisher (latest is
February 2010).
We need more volunteers. Visit our Get
Involved! page for some ideas on how you can help DOAS.
Join the DOAS Email News List
Educational Activities
See where our members are from
Board Meetings
Meet the Board
Constitution and bylaws
Links of interest
Downloads (maps & checklists)
Contact DOAS
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THE DELAWARE-OTSEGO AUDUBON SOCIETY TODAY
