Tuesday, February 16, 2010. There That may be more than you wanted to know about the moon and tides. But, believe me, there is more.

Honours and Undergraduate Student Travel Award. Joan Southgate Southern Africa-Australasia Travel Fund. Sustainable Commercial Use of Wildlife. Development and Use of Genetically Modified Organisms-GMOs. Use of Wildlife by Indigenous People. The Commercial Harvesting of Macropods. Managing Disease in Wildlife Populations.

We were born and raised in a summer haze. Bound by the surprise of our glory days. More accurately, breastfeeding was hard. But I found some comfort googling breastfeeding is hard and reading the results before dawn during that first month or two, and now maybe someone else will too. Holy crap im having a baby. Yes, it took me 15 months to get this together.

Our big success has been Quinoa Peanut Butter Cookies. Next up on the gluten-free-baking-with-nuts train are the apple muffins.

Jimmy Macaluso took these photos of an Osprey building a nest and a baby Osprey. For more photos, visit our Facebook page. Click on the icon in the upper right. The Bergen County Audubon society joins with its Audubon partners, providing vital information about bird populations and trends. Marie Longo took this photo on Save the Eagles Day. For more photos, visit our Facebook page. Click on the icon in the upper right. Wildlife Habitat Day at Teaneck Creek.

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Birdwise - a video primer on birding. This is not an active blog anymore. But it does provide access to a 30-minute, monthly public access program that aired in Thurston County in Washington from January 2006 through December 2007. The show was produced for and by birders with help from the Black Hills Audubon Society and the Nisqually National Wildlife Refuge and was recognized by the Audubon Society for its contribution to birding. Wednesday, November 5, 2008.

Managed by Tamkun Design, LLC. On September 26th, 1981 the black-footed ferret was rediscovered near Meeteetse, Wyoming giving hope to a species that was until then considered extinct. Designed by Sierra Tamkun and Ben Gondrez.