Hawk Mountain Sanctuary’s latest Moving Mountains newsletter is now available featuring articles on--

-- A Network Of Songbird Surveys: David Barber looks back on Hawk Mountain’s data from last year’s breeding bird count field research to summarize our observations of changes in songbird populations. Long-term, collaborative population monitoring is a key component of conservation.

-- Becoming A Raptor Up Close Volunteer: Volunteer Kelsey Schwenk reminisces about her journey to becoming a Raptors Up Close volunteer under the mentorship of long-time volunteer Cheryl Faust.

-- Help The Climate And The Mountain: Anyone can help the climate and the Mountain by purchasing Hawk Mountain carbon credits through our collaboration with The Nature Conservancy, Bluesource, and Cool Effects.

-- A Hero Of Hawk Mountain - Fred Wetzel: The return of our Heroes of Hawk Mountain blog series features none other than Fred Wetzel, a long-time friend of the Sanctuary with a multitude of talents in ornithology and artistry.

-- Looking Back At Hawk Mountain 2020 Winter Bird Surveys: Winter bird surveys occur during the months of January and February every year, giving us a glimpse into regional forest and bird population health.

-- Support Hawk Mountain During The 2020 Virtual Benefit for The Birds: Hawk Mountain, located in Berks County, is changing up its usual annual Benefit for the Birds fundraiser, by hosting it entirely online! The usual in-person gala has been transformed into a month-long, online-only silent auction through June along with a live-streamed event on Friday, June 26, featuring brief presentations from Sanctuary staff.

Click Here to read the entire Moving Mountains.

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[Posted: June 1, 2020]

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