Pelican Island Audubon is looking to hire an Environmental Educator for its Audubon Advocate after-school program.
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The Southwest Is Facing an ‘Unprecedented’ Migratory Bird Die-Off
The die-off is “unprecedented,” says Martha Desmond, an avian ecologist at New Mexico State University (NMSU) in Las Cruces, who is leading the research team documenting the event. She estimates that hundreds of thousands and possibly even up to a million birds have died across at least five U.S. states and in four Mexican states.
If consensus is to annex Graves’ land, Sebastian must get everyone on same page | Opinion | TCPalm
If consensus is to annex Graves' land, Sebastian must get everyone on same page | Opinion | by Laurence Reisman | TCPalm
Cypress mulch isn’t illegal, but Treasure Coast laws discourage its use | TCPalm
Before you load the back of the SUV with bags of cypress mulch from the local garden center, think about Florida's wetlands and how dressing up your yard may be harming them.
Sebastian, IR County, citizens must unite before annexation by Graham Cox | Opinion | TCPalm
Three leading conservation organizations have joined together to urge Indian River County and the city of Sebastian to begin a comprehensive planning process, allowed by state law, to plan for the area in and around the controversial Graves Brothers annexation.
Peligram September 2020
Read the new, expanded September 2020 Peligram for all the latest news.
Make Three Corners a Paradise by Richard H. Baker, Letter to the Editor, TCPalm
Read Richard Baker's letter to the editor and learn more about the Three Corners project.
Appellate judge halts Sebastian’s 1,100-acre annexation of Grave Brothers citrus property
TCPalm article: Appellate judge halts Sebastian's 1,100-acre annexation of Grave Brothers citrus property
Audubon seeks to protect migratory birds
Read the article, Audubon seeks to protect migratory birds, then contact Rep. Bill Posey and tell him you support H.R. 5552.
Audubon Advocates plant pollinator garden for the USFWS
The Spring 2020 issue of the U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service's Fish & Wildlife News has an article about the Audubon Advocates putting in a pollinator garden at the South Florida Ecological Services's Office in downtown Vero Beach.