The Wabash Valley Audubon Society is a chapter of the National Audubon Society. We have monthly meetings (Sept. - May) in Terre Haute, Indiana. We sponsor field trips, speakers, school programs, conservation issues, and bird counts at Christmas and during Spring migration.

         If you are interested in Nature and the environment, you are welcome to join us!

NEW!!!

WVAS member Susie Dewey has bought a key parcel of land overlooking the Wabash River wetlands, to be used for birdwatching and nature viewing. We hope to clean up the site and built an observation deck in the near future. Thank you Susie!

Our native plant sales - at the Earth Day celebration at St. Mary of the Woods and at the Herb Sale in Fairbanks Park - were a success! Besides rescuing native plants from an endangered site, we also made over $300. A special thank you to Dale and Jodie Sparks for organizing these events.

Our Earth Day workday at Dobbs Park was also successful (a special thank you to organizer Denise Sobieski!), as we continue to clear invasive honeysuckle from the forest of one of TH's favorite parks.

Upcoming event: Prairie walk at Newport Chemical Depot in July, led by WVAS member Phil Cox. Stay tuned!