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Volunteer Spotlight: Chuck Kirkpatrick

Volunteer Spotlight: Chuck Kirkpatrick Published in the December 2020 Tale Feathers Newsletter Chuck discovered St. Louis Audubon through his wife Denise, owner of the Wild Bird Center located in South County, prior to its closing. The store had been hosting the…

Amy WeeksDecember 7, 2020

Volunteer Spotlight: Bill Rowe

Volunteer Spotlight: Bill Rowe If you haven’t met Bill Rowe personally, you’ve probably seen his name - a lot! In fact, Bill might just be the most popular guy in St. Louis Audubon right now. As the author of the Bird of…

Amy WeeksNovember 18, 2020

Latest News Tale Feathers Newsletter Volunteering

Volunteer Spotlight: Alfred Strout

Volunteer Spotlight: Alfred Strout Mitch Leachman Alfred Strout began working with St. Louis Audubon helping plant trees at Queeny Park nearly 10 years ago. He dug the holes and his wife and daughters planted a lot of the trees. Unfortunately, many…

Amy WeeksOctober 7, 2020

Tale Feathers Newsletter Volunteering

Volunteer Spotlight: Ellen Harmon

Volunteer Spotlight: Ellen Harmon St. Louis Audubon Society has been incredibly lucky to have Ellen Harmon as one of our amazing volunteers! Ellen joined the Board of Directors in 2018 and has dedicated her time and many talents to the Human…

Amy WeeksSeptember 14, 2020

Conservation Latest News Volunteering

Easy Steps to be a Citizen Scientist

Mary Dueren Have you been watching birds during the pandemic? Have you been seeing more wildlife? Butterflies and Moths? Did you know that those observations could help scientists? One of the first and oldest citizen science projects is the National…

Amy WeeksAugust 4, 2020

Volunteer Spotlight: Susan Orr

Susan Orr is a Habitat Advisor for St. Louis Audubon’s Bring Conservation Home program (BCH). She first learned of the BCH program in 2011 when our Director of Programs, Mitch Leachman, visited her Missouri Master Naturalist training class and presented it, hoping…

Amy WeeksJuly 1, 2020

Bring Conservation Home Latest News Uncategorized Volunteering

BCH Welcomes Volunteers and Announces Restart of Consulations

Volunteer Habitat Advisors have been critical to the success of our Bring Conservation Home program since it was rolled out in 2012. In those eight years, dozens of advisors have assisted with the habitat consultations and detailed written advice we…

Amy WeeksMay 2, 2020

Eureka Students and American Water Make a Difference

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

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Volunteer Spotlight: Chuck Kirkpatrick

Volunteer Spotlight: Bill Rowe

Volunteer Spotlight: Alfred Strout

Volunteer Spotlight: Ellen Harmon

Easy Steps to be a Citizen Scientist

Volunteer Spotlight: Susan Orr

BCH Welcomes Volunteers and Announces Restart of Consulations

Eureka Students and American Water Make a Difference

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