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Parents Craving More Instruction for Children Give New ANS Camps High Praise
Parents Praise New ANS Camps
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Nature Forward’s Woodend Nature Sanctuary
Audubon’s Woodend Nature Sanctuary
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ANS Please with Delayed Hearing by FairFax City Council On Northfax West Development
Urges Council to listen to the community following Planning Commission’s approval For more information, contact [email protected], or 240-899-9019, or Renee Grebe, [email protected], 703-261-4668; or [email protected], or 301-523-5394 Chevy Chase, MD – The Planning Commission this week hosted a public hearing on the rezoning and Master Development Plan of the Northfax West property. Significant concerns were raised by the Audubon…
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Naturalist Quarterly (Summer 2020)
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Natural Quarterly Report (Summer 2020)
Natural Quarterly Report (Summer 2020)
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Place of Solace in Fairfax
ANS PUSHES TO PROTECT A NATURAL ‘PLACE OF SOLACE’ IN THE CITY OF FAIRFAX Proposal being considered would destroy steam and forest in the North Fork of Accotink Creek For more information, contact [email protected], or 240-899-9019, Renee Grebe, [email protected], 703-960-1741, [email protected], or 301-523-5394 For Immediate Release – June 3, 2020 Chevy Chase, MD – The Audubon Naturalist Society (ANS) is…
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Amy Cooper, Rachel Carson and the Japanese art of Kintsugi
The Audubon Naturalist Society Calls Out Racist Actions and Calls Forth Healing America’s Brokenness Statement by ANS Executive Director Lisa Alexander On the day that media and social media exposed a white woman’s racist actions, meant to threaten and potentially destroy a black man’s life, we at the Audubon Naturalist Society were in the throes…
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Celebrating RACHEL CARSON With Pioneering Women and New Online App
The Show, of Birthday Love for Carson, Will Go On (Online)! For more information, contact [email protected], or 240-899-9019, or [email protected], or 301-523-5394 FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE – May 21, 2020 Chevy Chase, MD – To honor the life and legacy of Rachel Carson, the mother of the modern environmental movement, the Audubon Naturalist Society is throwing her a Zoom birthday party…
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Sparrows attack wrens as they nest
Sparrows attack wrens as they nest
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Six Places That Are Open for a Walk This Weekend
Six Places That Are Open for a Walk This Weekend