Prince George's Audubon Society












Tuesday, February 14, 2012 at 7:30 pm
College Park Aviation Museum, College Park, MD


Cerulean Warbler Conservation

presented by Deanna Dawson

Join us for a photo-presentation into the decline of this strikingly colored wood-warbler and what efforts are underway to try and improve its future.  They nest in our area in tall broadleaf trees along rivers and near other water, and can also be found breeding or in migration from the Great Lakes to the Gulf Coast and the Mississippi River to the Atlantic Coast.  Deanna Dawson, a biologist at the USGS Patuxent Wildlife Research Center in Laurel, is active in the Cerulean Warbler Technical Group, which coordinates and facilitates these activities.

See the Programs page for more information


Welcome to the home page of the Prince George's Audubon Society (PGAS), a local chapter of the National Audubon Society serving Audubon members in the northern part of Prince George's County, Maryland.  PGAS was established in 1972 as a non-profit organization with officers and a board of directors, all volunteers, elected by the general membership.  Membership in PGAS is obtained through the National Audubon Society.  PGAS members receive our chaper newsletter, The Bluebird, and are encouraged to actively participate in chapter activities including a monthly speaker series, field trips, annual bird counts, and other special events. 

This website is for members of PGAS to keep up to date on program and field trip schedules and other chapter activities.  In addition, this website serves as a resource for non-members to find out more about Audubon and PGAS and to explore the benefits of membership.  Non-members are welcome to participate in our meetings and field trips and are free to take advantage of the local birding and environmental information on this website as well as the links to a wide range of related information available on the internet.  Of course, if you live in northern Prince George's County we would love to have you as a PGAS member, and membership information is always available

 

Questions or comments?  Contact the PGAS Webmaster at:  info@pgaudubon.org

  P.O. Box 1658, Greenbelt, MD  20768-1658

last updated 1/16/12