The mission of St. Petersburg Audubon Society is to promote and provide environmental education and, through responsible activism, protect, restore and preserve natural ecosystems for both people and wildlife
2012 Shorebird Class

SHOREBIRD CLASS
Two Saturday Sessions
from 8:30 a.m. to Noon
February 11th and February 25th
at Ft. DeSoto

$30.00 for both Saturdays classes





Birder's Guide to Pinellas County

Birder's Guide to Pinellas County

This "where-to-go birding guide" features the
best places to see birds in Pinellas - including
a detailed annotated checklist of 411 species - Pinellas' "life list".


Read Jeff Klinkenberg's story on Ron Smith Birding in his Paradise


 

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Visit Climate Change page to see on how Climate Change has affected the Birds and their habitat.


Visit Other Environmental Events
Check out the many nature talks, walks, festivals, and other educational events that are part of the Tampa Bay area and other parts of Florida.

2011-12 St. Pete Audubon Program, Field Trips & Special Events brochure
available on Trips and Events page or click below:
2011-12 SPAS Brochure
 
 

St. Petersburg Audubon Meetings will resume on February 21 at the Science Center of Pinellas,  7701 22nd Ave. N. St. Petersburg.

The public is invited to participate in any of the St. Petersburg Audubon Society's programs, trips and special events. Enjoy and learn at the same time.  Summer is a very busy time to enjoy and volunteer!

Go to SPAS Event Calendar for more information.



February-March 2012 Wingspan

February- March 2012 Issue


February 21 Meeting will be at Boyd Hill Nature Preserve

Birds' Success & their Role in Ecosystems with Dr. Gabe Vargo

Dr. Gabe Vargo

Volunteer at Boyd Hill Preserve & Eaglewatch

Live Educational Assistants

Live educational assistants (Hawks & owls)

March 20 Meeting returns to the Science Center of Pinellas County

Shikra

Wildlife of India's Kaziranga National Park with Tom & Lindsay Bell - March 20 

Great Hornbill

St. Petersburg Audubon Society members, Tom and Lindsay Bell  will be share their trip to this fantastic area with us.

In March of 2011, Tom and Lindsay explored one of India’s most exciting wildlife areas—the 330 square mile Kaziranga National Park. Among other sights, they saw the rare and endangered one-horned rhino, rode

Indian elephants, searched in vain for the elusive Bengal Tiger, got up close and personal with huge water buffalo, saw the Flying Fox Bats with a four-foot
wingspan, and enjoyed over 150 species
of birds.


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