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Conservation Topics Nov 15, 2019

RCC (Regional Conservation Committee) 2019-2020 Priorities

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Many thanks to Jamie, Bren, and Rob, PRAS members who volunteered to work at CHEC for Public Lands Day. They worked at the new native plant nursery and also at the bird blind. Thanks to Bren for all the photos and the nice write up too. PRAS appreciates all those who showed up to work.

Many thanks to Jamie, Bren, and Rob, PRAS members who volunteered to work at CHEC for Public Lands Day. They worked at the new native plant nursery and also at the bird blind. Thanks to Bren for all the photos and the nice write up too. PRAS appreciates all those who showed up to work. ... See MoreSee Less

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Many thanks to all those folks who showed up to work…

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Mike Weisensee will be leading a Peace River Audubon field trip (free & open to the public) on Saturday, October 21 to Lemon Creek Wildflower Preserve at 8AM. The 80-acre preserve located on the Cape Haze peninsula is managed by the Lemon Bay Conservancy and contains a variety of upland habitats with several fresh water ponds that feed into the salt-water of Lemon Creek connecting to the gulf at Lemon Bay. Ebird reports 177 species seen there including recent sightings of the American Redstart, Northern Parula, Common Yellowthroat, Yellow-throated Warbler, Roseate Spoonbill, Bald Eagle and Least Bittern! Photo by Michael Weisensee...

Mike Weisensee will be leading a Peace River Audubon field trip (free & open to the public) on Saturday, October 21 to Lemon Creek Wildflower Preserve at 8AM. The 80-acre preserve located on the Cape Haze peninsula is managed by the Lemon Bay Conservancy and contains a variety of upland habitats with several fresh water ponds that feed into the salt-water of Lemon Creek connecting to the gulf at Lemon Bay. Ebird reports 177 species seen there including recent sightings of the American Redstart, Northern Parula, Common Yellowthroat, Yellow-throated Warbler, Roseate Spoonbill, Bald Eagle and Least Bittern!
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This is always a fabulous walk. Mike is a great guide and it’s so interesting to see all the improvements from year to year…

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