Learning From Loons: Lead, Health & the Environment

In 1987 a dead loon was brought to Tufts Wildlife Clinic to figure out why it died. Come and listen to Dr. Mark Pokras tell how investigating this bird’s death has led to a major study. Print this flyer.

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Spring Migration Field Trip

Would you like to go birding? Join us one for one of our free morning field trips. Experts and beginners are welcome!

Click here for field trip information.

Bird Watching

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Ethiopia

Ethiopia has spectacular scenery, diverse cultures incredible birds and mammals. It is one of Africa’s most rewarding birding destinations. Come and listen to Bob and Dana Fox of North Andover, MA & Tuftonboro NH, talk about their recent birding trip to Ethiopia.

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LOONS & LEAD (Don’t Mix)

Please join Harry Vogel, Executive Director & Senior Biologist of the Loon Preservation Committee and Sheridan T. Brown, Attorney & Government Relations Consultant, as they present this critical issue.Loons and LeadPrinter friendly Loons and Lead flyer

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The Moose Man

Free monthly program.

The Lakes Region Audubon of NH is proud to present “The Moose Man.”

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Click here to print The Moose Man flyer.

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The Dramatic Erratics

Glacial NH

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“Green Fire” Movie about Aldo Leopold

Join us at the Loon Center, Lees Mill Rd. Moultonborough, NH for a screening of the Movie “Green Fire.”  Thursday, November 15th @ 7:30 pm. Call (603)476-5666 for more information.

“The first full-length documentary film ever made about legendary
environmentalist Aldo Leopold, Green Fire highlights Leopold’s
extraordinary career, tracing how he shaped and influenced the modern
environmental movement. Leopold remains relevant today, inspiring projects
all over the country that connect people and land.”

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