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Audubon Day with the York Revolution

On May 27th, Audubon Pennsylvania and the York Revolution will be sponsoring Audubon Day at the Revolution's Sovereign Bank Stadium in York City. The day includes tree planting, rehabilitated birds, a special appearance by the Baltirmore Oriole, and more. First pitch against the rival Camden Riversharks is set for 11:00 am, and the Revolution will donate to Audubon $4 from each ticket purchased online using the following instructions.

Click here for a guide on how to purchase tickets at http://www.yorkrevolution.com. The Revolution will gladly answer any questions about this ticket purchasing process at 717-801-HITS (4487).

And don't forget to join us from 5:00 pm-9:00 pm that evening at any of the 4 York area Issac's Restaurant & Deli locations to participate in the Community Night, where 25% of the cost of your meal goes toward Audubon's effort along the Coduras Creek. Click here for more info on the Issac's Community Night.


2nd Annual Educators Birding Seminar

Join us May 16 & 17 for our 2nd Annual Educators Birding Seminar. This FREE 2-day seminar will provide the necessary tools, training, and resources for integrating current environmental education topics into your classroom.

Teachers will also gain access to birding locations at Churchville Reservoir & Lake Ontelaunee, an Audubon Pennsylvania Important Bird Area. Guest presenters will be from Audubon Pennsylvania, Churchville Nature Center, Lehigh Valley Audubon, and Stillwater Publishing's author Jane Kirkland.

Space is limited, so educators wishing to attend must complete a seminar application. Applications are processed on a first come-first served basis. Click here for an application and more information. Please note: applications must be received by May 1, 2009.


Artistry of John James Audubon Lives On Through Limited Edition Prints
The “Audubon Centennial Edition” of John James Audubon’s, “The Birds of America”, double elephant folio is now available! All 435 reproduced prints are published by Zebra Publishing in association with the National Audubon Society. This unique facsimile limited edition is dedicated to the Audubon Society's 100-year Anniversary. The “Audubon Centennial Edition” comprises a precise rendering of each image created by J.J. Audubon and printed by R. Havell & Son, London. For more information visit http://auduboneditions.com

Kittatinny Ridge Conservation Plan
The Kittatinny Ridge is an important greenway, well known for its hiking opportunities, hawk watching, wildlife habitat, scenic views, and wellhead protection. The Conservation Plan gives an overview of the cultural and natural resources of the Kittatinny Ridge and recommends strategies and priorities for protecting the Ridge corridor for people and ecological integrity.


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View the recently released 340-page report on the role of deer management in protecting ecosystems in Eastern Forests.

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