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.
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.
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The Lakes Region Audubon of NH is proud to present “The Moose Man.”
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.
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with Rick Van de Poll.Field Trip: Sandwich Area: Saturday, Sept. 29, 7:30-10:30 am
We’ll look for fall migrants in the Sandwich area. Bring binoculars. Call or email for the location. Contact: Tony Vazzano, tvazzano@ncia.net or 284-7718
Exotic invasive plants are replacing native plants in many forests and fields throughout our region. What impact do invasive plants, such as common buckthorn, autumn olive and multiflora rose, have on wildlife habitat? Many believe the impacts of invasive plants on native wildlife species are mostly negative.
On Thursday September 20, 2012, at The Loon Center, Matt Tarr will discuss invasive plant species if NH: What do they mean to our wildlife? and what we can do to combat them? Matt is a Wildlife Specialist with UNH Cooperative Extension
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Long distance hiker Gordon DuBois will share his experiences on the trail including topics such as the encroachment of non-native species of plants on the balds of VA and NC; wild boar habitat damage; management of the bear population; feral bee decline; maintenance of the trail; and efforts to preserve the wildness of the trail in populated areas.
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