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The
Monmouth County (NJ) Audubon Society, a chapter of the National
Audubon Society, is dedicated to the enjoyment and study of nature,
wildlife conservation, habitat protection and education. Meetings are
held the second Wednesday of each month Sept.-May at Trinity
Episcopal Church, White Street, Red Bank; guest speakers address a
wide variety of nature-related topics, and refreshments are provided.
In addition, the group sponsors at least one field trip per month, and
members receive The Osprey, the club's bi-monthly newsletter. The site
includes lots of information on us, plus:
We
hope you enjoy browsing around our site. Please contact
us if you have any questions or comments.
Copyright
©2000-2008 Monmouth County Audubon Society
P.O. Box 542 • Red Bank, NJ 07701 • (732) USA-BIRD
This page was last updated on
16 May, 2008
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NEW!
Are
NJ's State Parks on the Endangered
list? Click Here for details, and learn
what you can do to help!
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NEW!
Check out the latest issue of
The Osprey
Past issues, too
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Read about MCAS's results at the Great
Backyard Bird Count in February
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Get details on MCAS
scholarships for Monmouth County high school and Brookdale
students!
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Can
you catch avian flu from feeding wild birds?
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Learn
about the
Cats Indoors program here.
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Find links
to local resources for support stopping bad development HERE
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Visit
our Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) page
for answers to your bird-related questions.
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