Grab your binoculars—Birds need your help!

What’s even better than watching birds? Knowing you’ve done something meaningful to protect them.

Join Climate Watch, and you’ll be doing both!

As the impacts of climate change continue to unfold, nearly two-thirds of all North American bird

species could struggle to adapt. When you participate in Audubon’s newest community science project,

you’ll give Audubon scientists vital data on how birds are faring now—which guides our most effective

conservation work to help them adapt.

Join the winter survey at Strawtown Koteewi Park on Saturday, January 27^th at 9am. We will meet at the Taylor Center of Natural History (12308 Strawtown Ave, Noblesville, 46060) and divide up survey locations around the park. Get ready to count the bluebirds, nuthatches, goldfinches, towhees, or Painted Buntings you see. And know that you’re an important part of protecting birds and the places they need.

Contact Chandler Bryant, Amos Butler Audubon Society Board Member and local Climate Watch Coordinator, to RSVP to this survey event or for more information on Climate Watch with Amos Butler Audubon Society.

You can also register by clicking HERE

Chandler Bryant – Chandlersbryant@gmail.com

Source: National Audubon Society’s Climate Watch webpage: https://www.audubon.org/news/coordinator-resources-climate-watch