Connecticut Audubon
Society has been at the forefront of the environmental
movement in Connecticut for more than a century. It was through the vision
and energy of pioneering conservationist Mabel Osgood Wright that the
Connecticut Audubon Society was founded in 1898. What began as a small group
of concerned citizens organized to protect birds at the end of the 19th
century, has flourished into an innovative, statewide organization leading
environmental education into the 21st century.
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Eagle Festival February 2004
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Featured Events:
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Grand Opening:
LIVE BUTTERFLY & INSECT ATRIUM |
Sunday, May 22, Noon- 4p.m.
Featuring: Lecture by Butterfly/Moth expert John Himmelman from
1pm-2pm and
newly restored butterfly meadow by Oliver Nurseries of Fairfield.
Connecticut Audubon Society teacher/naturalists will lead guided
naturalist walks, lectures and exhibits featuring insect behavior,
habitat and life
history. Other activities include arts & crafts, games and face
painting. Lunch can be purchased from Super Duper Weenie.
Admission: $5 members, $6 non-members (children under 2 Free)
Location: Connecticut Audubon
Society's Center at Fairfield, 2325 Burr Street,
Fairfield, CT 06824 203.259.6305 |
View our newest publications in Adobe Acrobat format
here:
Summer Statewide Program & Facility Guide
Summer '05
Youth Camps & Registration
Check
your CT Audubon Society Center for local
programs
Summer
CT Audubon Society News
EcoTravel
Trips
Centers,
Offices and Sanctuary Map
Membership Brochure
Env Ed
School Program Guide
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