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August 3, 2010 —
August/September 2010 Newsletter
Northwest Illinois Audubon Society
August—September 2010 Newsletter
May 20, 2010 —
Local
Foods Brochure
A useful guide to locally grown foods in northwest Illinois is attached
for your use. If you'd like to distribute additional copies, they may be
picked up from the University of Illinois Extension office at Highland
Community College.
October 12, 2009 —
‘350!’ – Get in
the Picture to Save the Planet
On Saturday October 24, concerned citizens from
Northwest Illinois are invited to gather at Highland Community College in
Freeport to be part of a world-wide effort to save the planet. The theme
of the gathering, locally co-sponsored by the Northwest Illinois Audubon
Society and the Highland Environmental Awareness Club, is ‘350!’
August 20, 2009 —
Whooo’ Are These
Owls?
Mark Spreyer, a Midwestern expert on owls, will
present the program at the September meeting of the Northwest Illinois
Audubon Society on Tuesday evening September 1 at Oakdale. This
opportunity for a face-to-face visit with our hooting friends will be
certain to amaze you and entertain your family.
August 17, 2009 —
A Butterfly Festival!
On Saturday afternoon, August 29, the Northwest
Illinois Audubon Society will sponsor a ‘Butterfly Festival’ at its
Elkhorn Creek Biodiversity Preserve south and east of Freeport. The
public is welcome – especially families who are looking for a fun and
educational event in the out-of-doors.
April 20, 2009 —
Local Count of Sandhill Cranes Hits Record High
A record high number of Sandhill Cranes was recorded in Stephenson
County on Saturday, April 18 when 28 members of the Northwest Illinois
Audubon Society participated in the 34th Annual Midwest Crane Count.
Included in the count of 31 cranes were 7 nesting pairs.
March 31, 2009 —
Audubon
Banquet Open to All - Even Hummingbirds
The 28th annual banquet of the Northwest
Illinois Audubon Society will be held Wednesday, April 15 at 6pm at Embury
United Methodist Church in Freeport. “Hummingbirds and How to Attract
Them” will be the topic of the program which begins at 7pm. Both the
banquet and the program are open to the public.
March 9, 2009 Use a 'Kill-a-Watt Meter' to Save Energy and Save Money
Local citizens will be able to save money on their electric bills thanks to recent gifts to the Freeport Public and Highland Community College libraries. The devices, called 'Kill-a-Watt meters,' were distributed to the libraries by students in the Aquin and Freeport High School Student Servant Leadership programs ...
February 21, 2009 Ten Years of Biodiversity Conservation
The tenth anniversary of the local Elkhorn Creek Biodiversity Preserve will be celebrated at the Northwest Illinois Audubon Society’s public meeting in Freeport on Tuesday, March 3. Located just ten miles south of Freeport...
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