Updated 4/27/08

Michigan Audubon

Connecting Birds and People for the Benefit of Both

Michigan's Oldest Conservation Organization—Working for a Sustainable Future Since 1904

2008 RESOLUTIONS:  

2008-01 Safe Passage Lights Out MAS_2008-01_SafePassageLightsOut.pdf
2008-02 Wind Energy Faclity Siting MAS_2008-02_WindEnergyFacilitySiting

Tawas Point Birding Festival


Cerulean Warbler ©2008 Phil Swanson

Hastings, Mich.

Hosted by the Michigan Audubon Otis Sanctuary

Tours of Cerulean Warbler Habitat, games, activities, self guided and guided tours at various birding locations throughout Barry County.

Banquet, June 6
“Celebrating the Cerulean Warbler”

Join us for a banquet, tours, activities, programs, and a chance to visit Cerulean Warbler habitat to see these vulnerable birds in their habitat.

For more information
www.ceruleanwarbler.org/cerulean.html
269-948-5777

Cerulean Warbler Tours

May 9–June 22, 2008

Join Michigan Audubon’s director of conservation, Tom Funke, as he leads daily tours from 7–9 a.m., May 9 through June 22 into Cerulean Warbler habitat. All proceeds will benefit Michigan Audubon.

Michigan Audubon or Otis Sanctuary members:
$25 per person ($100 minimum).
Non-members: $35 each person ($100 minimum).
Reservations must be pre-paid by credit/debit card only.

For more information
www.ceruleanwarbler.org/cerwtour.html
269-948-5777

Kirtland’s Warbler Tour Guide Sought

Michigan Audubon seeks a Kirtland’s Warbler Tour Guide to work with the US Fish and Wildlife Service in Grayling, Michigan from May 14-July 4, 2008.  This is a wonderful entry level position which offers an opportunity to represent both Michigan Audubon and the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service in our efforts to educate the public about bird conservation issues in the state of Michigan especially as they relate to the Kirtland’s Warbler.

The guide will be expected to possess or develop a high level of knowledge about all aspects of Kirtland’s Warbler identification, biology, history and management, in preparation for leading public tours and performing other management duties as required.

Anyone interested in learning more about this full time/temporary/seasonal position should contact Caroline de Mauriac at mas@michiganaudubon.org.

Memorial Day Weekend Nature Getaway

Hale, May 23–26, 2008
Hosted by Detroit Audubon Society.

Nature Discovery Day Camp

June 23–26, 2008
Lake Bluff Bird Sanctuary, Manistee.

For students entering 5th or 6th grade.

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The Michigan Audubon Society Board of Directors needs individuals who can provide leadership in support of the Michigan Audubon mission—"Connecting birds and people for the benefit of both."

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