For beginning bird watchers, it all starts with birding basics through our "Novice Bird Watching" classes scheduled to begin on January 28th. This six-session class is designed first and foremost to be as convenient as possible to attend and enjoy. The Saturday schedule of classes includes a “repeat” option for each session.
The Great Backyard Bird Count is a great way for people of all ages to connect with nature. The dates for 2011 are February 18-21. Audubon and Cornell University invite you to get involved and become a Citizen Scientist. It’s easy – just count the birds in your backyard, local park or another location and report what you see online at birdcount.org. Taking part in the GBBC is a great way to take a mid-winter nature break, and it gives scientists important information about birds and our environment.
When Erin Kirk volunteered to help with the Pascagoula River Nature Festival, we had no idea that she would turn out to be such a “gold mine.” Since that time......
A fresh look at the world of the bayou through the eyes of a child is the theme of a new children’s book that will fascinate both old and young readers. Beautiful illustrations abound throughout the pages of this well-written book, just off the press.
Not often is a book published the proceeds of which will be used for the preservation of the area…..all proceeds from sales of “Friends Along The Bayou” will go to.......
Please help the Pascagoula River Audubon Center assess the value of its programs and the potential for support as it prepares to consider expansion of its facilities. Audubon plans to build a World Class educational facility that celebrates the unique natural resources of the area for residents and nature tourists. An expanded Center will become one of the "Points of Light" for the Mississippi region, that along with the Infinity Science Center, the Ohr-O'Keefe Museum and Walter Anderson Museum, will help south Mississippi become a Tier One Tourist Destination. Thank you for your help! Click on the link below to be directed to the survey.
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