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Audubon Of Martin County Inc

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Causes: Environment, Natural Resources Conservation & Protection

Mission: Heighten awareness of protect birds and their habitats

Community Stories

4 Stories from Volunteers, Donors & Supporters

1

Writer Board Member

Rating: 5

06/15/2017

As the president of Audubon of Martin County for the past 4 years, I can assure you that we are more focused than ever on environmental education for all ages. Our chapter is currently thriving and continues to grow through our educational and public speaking outreach to our community.

Our Clifton "Possum Long" Nature Center is currently undergoing a restoration program that is preserving this unique urban wildlife habitat for our birds, while also making it an enjoyable experience for our human visitors.

In closing, we are all about environmental education and conservation, so please stop by and see for yourself how we are making a difference in our great Martin County community.

John Nelson, President A of MC

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birdluva Volunteer

Rating: 5

02/03/2012

This organization provides wonderful field trips and educational speakers for bird lovers and nature lovers in general. In addition, they maintain a beautiful property right in the middle of town. I love to eat lunch there and have seen warblers, woodpeckers, hawks, and osprey, just to name a few. I have volunteered there doing anything from envelope stuffing to weed pulling, and everyone is friendly and grateful for their volunteers. It's a very fun atmosphere.

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boo2U Volunteer

Rating: 4

02/03/2012

To Ex-AoMC, what a shame your into cyber bashing. When I took my kids to the Childrens Workshop a while back, there were children everywhere, having fun and learning. I think maybe you have overlooked the BIG picture of this fine organization. Shame!

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Ex-AoMC Volunteer

Rating: 1

02/02/2012

This used to be a good conservation organization. A year ago, new board members took control. While they complain about being too busy to do things, such as produce a newsletter (none since April 2011), they purged or alienated most of the people who used to do the important work. As often happens, they blame everyone else, especially those they've driven off, for their problems. They've shrunk from a player in local conservation to a select social club for bird watchers.

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