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interesting sites.
National Audubon Society The society's community-based nature centers and chapters, scientific and educational programs, and advocacy on behalf of areas sustaining important bird populations, engage millions of people of all ages and backgrounds in positive conservation experiences.
Audubon of Florida Currently in its second century, Audubon of Florida is the Florida state office of National Audubon Society. The AOF mission is to preserve, protect and restore Florida's birds, wildlife, and habitat.
Ahhochee Hill Sanctuary This Audubon of Florida sanctuary is on 240 acres of donated land, just north of Brooksville. To honor the donor's wishes, access is available only to groups. Check its Web site for contact information.
Citrus County Audubon Society Audubon chapter immediately to the north offers many interesting eco-walks and informative programs.
West Pasco Audubon Serves communities in West Pasco County and Tarpon Springs. Meets at the J.B. Starkey Wilderness Park.
The Gulf Coast Conservancy
A not-for profit local land trust which promotes natural resource preservation through public education and acquisition of sensitive areas by public agencies.
Hernando Chapter Florida Native Plant Society The society's purpose is the preservation, conservation, and restoration of the native plants and native plant ecosystems. Local outreach and education is an important part of their mission.
Withlacoochee State Forests Composed of various tracts, this is currently the third largest state forest in Florida. Its various habitats support a great variety of birds, including endangered species such as the Red-cockaded Woodpecker and the Florida Scrub-Jay
Florida Ornithological Society The society advances ornithology in Florida, supports research and education about birds, and unites amateurs and professionals in the study of wild birds.
FloridaBirds A list-serve administered by the University of Florida.
Birdbrains A list-serve administered by the University of South Florida.
Hernando County Environmentally Sensitive Lands (ESL) Program Hernando County's environmentally sensitive lands support prime examples of ecological communities native to Hernando County; support exceptional biodiversity; are feasible to manage; are threatened by development.
To learn more go to the Web site.
"...when the sun begins to warm the earth and air, and summer is here, the Goldfinch is then in his ecstasy."
L. Nelson Nichols, in Birds of America (1936 edition).