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In a lather: What were those sudsy bubbles I saw on trees last week?
“It’s not insect eggs,” said Alison Pearce, deputy director for programs at Nature Forward, formerly the Audubon Naturalist Society in Chevy Chase, Md.
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What Goes Into Changing Your Association’s Name
Making the decision, choosing a new name, communicating the change to members and the public: Learn how the Audubon Naturalist Society became Nature Forward.
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2023 Summer Camp Catalog
Nature Forward summer camps foster environmental awareness and expand natural and cultural knowledge. Online registration opens January 30, 2023 for Nature Forward (formerly ANS) members. (You can become a member when you register for camp!)
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Naturalist Quarterly (Winter 2022-2023)
We are Nature Forward! Learn more about our new name and how it will help us continue our long-standing mission for people and nature.
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Members Remove ‘Audubon’ From Chevy Chase Group Named For Enslaver
A Chevy Chase-based conservation group wanted to remove any association with John James Audubon, an ornithologist and supporter of slavery.
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Local Audubon Group Picks New Name, Seeking Distance From Racist Namesake
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Audited Financial Statement 2021
Audited Financial Statement
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We need streams and streams need us’: Nature Forward evaluates 3 DC area waterways
We Need Streams And Streams Need Us’: Audubon Naturalist Society Evaluates 3 DC Area Waterways
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Three Local Streams Get ‘Meh’ Quality Ratings From Local Nature Forward Society
Three Local Streams Get ‘Meh’ Quality Ratings From Local Audubon Society
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The Streams
What are our streams like? In the Introduction to the Story of Streams, we show the connections between the region’s streams, the Chesapeake Bay, and the communities around them. For this pilot report, we selected three streams that encircle the DC region. All require safe water quality to support fish and other animal life, as well as…