Indiana Audubon is making updates to its Bird Town Indiana program to better support the communities we serve. Beginning this year, both new and current Bird Towns will transition from annual certification to a two-year recertification cycle.
My dad has always told me that if there is a tool I need to help me do my job well, it’s worth the investment. This has been great advice. When I was a biologist, I needed to keep track of the tiny nuthatches I was studying so I...
We live in a new golden age of birding. From advanced optics and new cameras to the latest apps, we have a remarkable set of new birding gear and toys at our fingertips. For years, the biggest hurdle has been cracking bird sound identification (or simply “ID”). Whether for...
The Indiana Dunes Longshore Flight Survey hit a new high this past Friday, marking the most impressive migration count of the season thus far. With warming temperatures and strong south winds, birds took full advantage of the favorable conditions, resulting in the highest species count and individual totals recorded...
Nature enthusiasts and conservation-minded residents in Central Indiana are invited to attend an immersive workshop at Mary Gray Bird Sanctuary, just an hour and 20 minutes from Indianapolis. The first workshop 2025 workshop series, “Introduction to Invasive Plant Species,” takes place March 22 from 10 a.m. to noon, offering...
I retired in October 2021 as an Educational Technology Leader (Global Technical Education, R&D) for Corteva Agriscience, located on the northwest side of Indianapolis. I reside on the northeast side of Indianapolis, which is more notably recognized by birders as being just four minutes from Geist Dam, five minutes...
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