By: Mary Dueren We have all heard that sickening thud against one or more of our windows. Sometimes we find a bird stunned, injured or worse, dead. If you find a stunned bird, just give the bird time and space.…
Amy WeeksApril 3, 2020
By: Mitch Leachman Sure enough! We’ve known it for some time, but this year’s Partners for Native Landscaping events showed just HOW popular native plants have become. In just 6 days we sold out both the March 6th lecture and…
Amy WeeksApril 2, 2020
As I begin my final month of my term as President, I have been reflecting on almost 20 years of connection with St. Louis Audubon. I first was introduced to St. Louis Audubon during my time as a student Park…
Amy WeeksMarch 30, 2020
Coffee is one of the most popular beverages in the world with more than 400 billion cups consumed each year. Coffee is often grown in the areas of the world such as Central America that provide important overwintering habitat for…
jasonFebruary 1, 2020
Picture 260 high school environmental science students. Add to that a collection of pruning loppers and hand saws and a handful of seasoned Audubon volunteers for guidance. The bush honeysuckle on the Eureka High campus didn’t stand a chance! By…
jasonDecember 1, 2019
