Read the complete document here. Summary Delaware-Otsego Audubon Society is a Chapter of the National Audubon Society with 500 members in the region affected by the
There is abundant scientific evidence documenting the negative impacts of ingesting spent lead ammunition on doves, pigeons, loons and other waterfowl, eagles, vultures and other
Fragmented forests will reduce nesting, says local group The local Chapter of the National Audubon Society is terming the proposed Constitution Pipeline “a clear and present
At its April 16, 2013 meeting, the Delaware-Otsego Audubon Society Board of Directors officially adopted the American Birding Association‘s Principles of Birding Ethics as DOAS policy. There are
DOAS Comments on the DEC’s revised draft SGEIS (January 11, 2013) DOAS Position on Gas Drilling and Hydrofracking (October 20, 2009) Our Chapter has submitted formal comments
Delaware-Otsego Audubon Society Natural Gas Drilling Update It has been a busy year as people become better informed and more vocal on the gas issue.
DOAS has been actively following this issue and participating in hearings. Please see the following documents for details on our organization’s position. DOAS Position letter
DOAS Position on Wind Power Development (revised April 17, 2012) DOAS comments on specific wind power projects or regulations
DOAS Position on Wind Power Development (Updated April 17, 2012) Jordanville Wind Power Project: DOAS comments (11/25/08) on the Second Supplemental Environmental Impact Statement
NYS DEC Summary of Lead-poisoned Birds (May 2010) (1/25/2011) See page 4 of the February 2011 issue of The Belted Kingfisher for more information about this issue. Resources on the
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