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Membership
Your membership contribution will make you a partner in The Seminole Audubon Society’s mission to promote the awareness and protection of wildlife and the environment that supports it.
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Birding Classes
Seminole Audubon Society will offer an individual class on Backyard Birds in addition to our 4-session Birding Basics Course. These classes are provided in cooperation with Seminole County Natural Lands Program.
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Conservation
Many species, including shorebirds and wading birds, have declined in their historic ranges. Many are listed by federal and state agencies and by science organizations and require…
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Public Programs
Seminole Audubon Society meetings are held at 2:00 p.m. the second Sunday of each month at the Seminole County Library, 150 N. Palmetto Avenue in Sanford. Meetings are free and open to the public.
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Baby Birds & Rehab
If you are convinced your “baby” is an orphan after observing it for several hours, please know that raising a wild bird or mammal is a full time and difficult job for humans! Because of its high metabolic rate and voracious hunger, it must be fed every twenty...
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Citizen Science
Citizen Science is where the public volunteers time to assist scientists in their research. Citizen scientists can support professional researchers in a lot of ways—by submitting data, sharing experiences or spreading valuable information. Scientists benefit from having a lot...
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Serving the communities of: Sanford, Lake Mary, Lake Monroe, DeBary, Deltona, Geneva, Osteen and others
Membership
Your membership contribution will make you a partner in The Seminole Audubon Society’s mission to promote the awareness and protection of wildlife and the environment that supports it.
Public Programs
Seminole Audubon Society meetings are held at 2:00 p.m. the second Sunday of each month at the Seminole County Library, 150 N. Palmetto Avenue in Sanford. Meetings are free and open to the public.
Conservation
Many species, including shorebirds and wading birds, have declined in their historic ranges. Many are listed by federal and state agencies and by science organizations and require…