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Audubon Florida News

Letter to Secretary Valenstein, DEP, Requesting the Formation of a Technical Advisory Committee
August 21, 2020 — A TAC would work with DEP on stormwater rulemaking.
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Anja Trepper/Audubon Photography Awards
Introducing New Members of Our Coastal Team!
August 17, 2020 — Who are they? Where are they? What was their flight path to Audubon? All that and more!
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Yellow-throated Warbler. Photo: Brandon Trentler/Flickr CC (BY 2.0).
2020 Florida Legislature and Policy Recap
August 05, 2020 — Major strides forward in the water and climate arenas.
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Giant Kingfisher
Birds as Connection Panel Discussion Celebrates Latino Conservation Week
August 05, 2020 — Webinar featured panelists from around the Audubon Florida network.
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Happy Retirement to Ann Paul After Nearly 30 Years of Service to Audubon
August 03, 2020 — Ann was called “the wading birds’ best human friend” by National Audubon Society
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Eastern Screech Owls at the Center for Birds of Prey
Baby Season Recap at the Center for Birds of Prey
August 03, 2020 — Spring means young owls, hawks, and more!
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A scene from the Song of the Earth & Sky event.
Song of the Earth & Sky
August 03, 2020 — A unique fundraising event brought birds and people together.
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Florida Grasshopper Sparrow. Photo: Marianne Korosy.
Florida Grasshopper Sparrows Sing a Hopeful Song for the First Time in Decades
August 03, 2020 — Newly released birds are breeding and fledging chicks.
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Wilson's Warbler. Photo: Alexander Viduetsky/Audubon Photography Awards.
Audubon Climate Advocates Coming to a Community Near You!
August 03, 2020 — Are you interested in a climate training? Email us at flconservation@audubon.org.
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Roseate Spoonbills and Wood Storks.
Florida Keys National Marine Sanctuary Plan Proposes New Protections for Vulnerable Wading Birds
August 03, 2020 — The Florida Keys National Marine Sanctuary hosts more than 285 species of resident and migratory birds, including the bizarre, but beautiful, Roseate Spoonbill. Extensive tidal flats, seagrass beds, and mangrove-fringed islands throughout the 2,900-square-mile Sanctuary provide important foraging, roosting, and nesting habitat.
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