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UPCOMING EVENTS

Monthly Meetings
Apr 16 6:30 pm
May 21 6:30 pm
Jun 18 6:30 pm
Holiday Inn Express
    
Field Trips
see calendar for latest info

Bird Walks
Weekly - Wed. Apr-Oct
Valle Crucis Park

Monthly - Tue. May-Oct

Other
Apr TBD
Garlic Mustard Pull

May 3-4
CBC Meeting 

May 10 - Jun 30
Point Counts
see Calendar 

May 17
Spring Migration Count
Grandfather Mtn.


High Country Audubon Society covers Avery, Ashe, Alleghany, Watauga, and Wilkes counties and is designed to encourage beginning birders and experts alike to engage in conservation, education, and research for the benefit of the birds of western North Carolina.

HIGH COUNTRY AUDUBON MONTHLY MEETINGS
The High Country Audubon Society meets at 6:30 p.m. the 3rd. Tues of every month.  Please see our calendar for location and meeting topic.



For more information about our upcoming meeting click here to view a copy of our newsletter 


High Contry Hoots Newsletter
"HIGH COUNTRY HOOTS"
LATEST NEWS

High Country Audubon Society is pleased to announce the availability of a grant of up to $500 to be used to assist with research of birds in the High Country of North Carolina. The Sue Wells Research Grant Program is in support of HCAS’s mission statement, which is to encourage beginning birders and experts alike in our five county area to engage in conservation, education and research for the birds of North Carolina. 

The purpose of this grant program is to provide university or high school students with financial assistance for research concerning birds of the North Carolina High Country. The application requires a statement that directly addresses how the research is related to birds of this area. Additionally the student who receives the grant will be expected to present his/her findings at a High Country Audubon Society meeting within one year of the completion of the research. 

The Sue Wells Research Grant was created in 2012 to support local students involved in bird research in the High Country.  The first award went to Jessica Krippel, a Master of Science student at Western Carolina University. Jessica is using her grant to support her research of song sparrow mating success.

Information about how to apply can be found here. 
Application deadline is June 15, 2013.

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High Country Audubon Society is a nonprofit 501(c)(3) organization
Donations to High Country Audubon Society are tax-deductible as allowed by applicable law.

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