The Constitution Pipeline is now under the final consideration to be built. The permitting Agency, The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission has issued the Draft Environmental Impact
News Article from Matt Richmond: There’s a celebratory mood in the air on this cold Saturday in February, in the Catskills town of Andes. Members
Attached are some photos taken by Abby Nelson, Becky Gretton and Peg DiBenedetto of the large, spirited, adult female golden captured in Delaware County yesterday. The
Written by Helen McLean A bit after 7am this morning, I received email and a phone call – a Golden Eagle was captured in Andes.
As advocates for wildlife and birds, the following Audubon Chapters in New York State are outraged and dismayed to learn of the Department of the Interior’s
Feral Cats Avoid Urban Coyotes, Are Surprisingly Healthy Study suggests urban coyotes may ‘protect’ certain wildlife from cats COLUMBUS, Ohio — Cats that live outdoors
7th Generation Lecture Series at SUNY Cobleskill Bouck Auditorium 8pm How does Climate Change Impact our BackYard Birds? Presented by David Bonter, Ph.D., Cornell Lab
We’ve added some of our favorite spots for waterfowl into the map below. If you would like to share your favorite spot that is accessible
Last chance for wolf protection—The federal government is planning to remove Endangered Species Protection for nearly all grey wolves in the lower 48 states. This extreme action
The Delaware-Otsego Audubon Society will dedicate a bench and plaque at our wildlife sanctuary to recognize the great contributions of Jean and Bob Miller to the organization.
Climate change—accelerating—The evidence that the warming of our planet is human-caused, and that it is happening faster than previously thought, continues to rise along with the temperature. A
The annual meeting of the NY State Ornithological Assoc. and NY Birders Conference will be held Nov. 1-3 in Uniondale, Nassau Co., NY, hosted by the
Recently we learned of a proposed wind project in Walton. This project would be built in an area we know to be a spring migration concentration
VOLUNTEERS NEEDED FOR HAND HARVESTING OF WATER CHESTNUT: For the past seven years, OCCA and the Goodyear Lake Association have been vigorously battling an invasive
A huge thank you to DOAS Camp Director Megan Gigandet for her hard work and great success in our first year back operating the DOAS
Delaware-Otsego Audubon Society
P.O. Box 544
Oneonta, NY 13820
(607) 397-3815
info@doas.us
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