Making a real difference for birds and our changing climate is easy! Saturday, September 23, 1-4pm at Elm Park U.M. Church, Oneonta Co-Hosted by Audubon

Bluebird Nest Box Monitor needed for recurring Annual Project: April through August each year.  This opportunity is available for Individuals or Groups (with leader).  Training

From DOAS Director, Bob Donnelly, May 26, 2017   We had nine groups in Otsego,  Delaware and Schoharie counties counting birds. Altogether the reporting groups

YOUR ACTION IS NEEDED President Trump’s budget slashes funding for programs to gather climate data and minimize damage from climate change. Representative John Faso recently

For use in regional action to effect legislative change on environmental topics by influencing our regions’ elected officials and decision makers.  2018 Campaigns Sample Letter

Each year, Environmental Education Grants are awarded to classroom teachers in the DOAS area (Delaware, Otsego, eastern Chenango, and western Schoharie Counties) through the DOAS EE Grant

Call Congressman Faso Today The climate in Washington has changed. If you care about the scientific integrity of climate science, it is time to make

There was a good variety of waterfowl species recorded on the DOAS section of the NY State Ornithological Assoc.’s annual waterfowl count held the weekend

Totals for August through December 2016 Turkey Vulture—465 Osprey—52 Bald Eagle—197 Northern Harrier—36 Sharp-shinned Hawk—301 Cooper’s Hawk—52 Northern Goshawk—7 Red-shouldered Hawk—22 Broad-winged Hawk—2060 Red-tailed Hawk—1132

The data from our 2016 Christmas Bird Count on December 17 (Oneonta Area) are in! A total of 4,558 birds, 47 species were tallied.  See