Florida Wildlife Corridor The Florida Wildlife Corridor comprises nearly 18 million acres of contiguous wilderness and working lands crucial to the survival of many of Florida’s 131 imperiled animals. In addition to protecting wildlife, conserving these wild spaces is critical to our overall well-being—offering recreation opportunities, strengthening resilience against intensifying storms, and protecting water quality.…
Saturday, February 14 Field trip to Majette Park 8:00AM located on John Pitts Road off U.S. Hwy 231. Pam Overmyer will lead us into the old Bay Dunes Golf Course, which has been converted into a walking park and disc golf course. Meet at 7:20AM at the Panama City Mall on the north side of…
Saturday, February 14, 2026 Field trip to Majette Park 8:00AM located on John Pitts Road off U.S. Hwy 231. Pam Overmyer will lead us into the old Bay Dunes Golf Course, which has been converted into a walking park and disc golf course. Meet at 7:20AM at the Panama City Mall on the north side…
Birding at 29 Below Jim Anderton will speak about his February 2025 trip to the Sax-Zim bog and other locations in northern Minnesota. His talk will recap his experiences and excite us with his outstanding photography. Jim a member of Choctawhatchee Bay Audubon Society. He is an avid birder and coordinates their Annual Christimas Bird…
Come with us to see a wide assortment of birds and native flowering plants, including columbines, trilliums, Indian pinks and Zephyr lilies. The park is recovering from the devastating effects of Hurricane Michael, but trails are open and very popular this time of year. Bring binoculars, cameras and hiking shoes. The trails are uneven and…
Nature Connection 2026 our 4th Nature Connection With Four Outstanding Nature Events Dr. Douglas TallamyMarch 21, 2026Dr. Douglas Tallamy, an entomologist, is much more than an insect expert. He is professor of Entomology and Wildlife Ecology at The University of Delaware. He is a nationwide spokesperson promoting the use of native (local) plants instead of exotic species from other…
Nature Connection 2026 Dr. Douglas Tallamy March 21, 2026 Dr. Douglas Tallamy, an entomologist, is much more than an insect expert. He is professor of Entomology and Wildlife Ecology at The University of Delaware. He is a nationwide spokesperson promoting the use of native (local) plants instead of exotic species from other geographic areas thereby…
Opening Reception 5 - 7 pm MARCH 26th, 2026 Scott Rashid, owl expert, portrayed below, will be hosted by the GALLERY OF ART 850 at the Opening Reception March 26 from 5 - 7 pm. Located at 36 West Beach Drive next to the Mary Ola Miller Palm Preserve, and partnering with Bay County Audubon…
The Bay County Audubon Society and the Bay Arts Alliance, in partnership with The Public Eye, The Lightroom, and Innovations Federal Credit Union present: A Nature Photo Immersive Experience!
Scott Rashid, the "Owl Man" Saturday March 28th 3 p.m. FSU Holley Academic Center Scott Rashid, an ornithologist is an Owl expert. He has spent over 30 years working as a researcher, state and federal-licensed bird bander (approaching 20,000 bandings), licensed bird rehabilitator, lecturer, educator, and author of 7 books primarily about species of owls…
Florida Fish and Wildlife Commission (FWC) Volunteer Program Adam Lache Please join Adam to learn about how the FWC volunteers program is committed to creating a sustainable and healthy future for Florida’s fish, wildlife, water, and habitat resources through science-based leadership, community engagement, and educational outreach. Learn how you can become involved with FWC initiatives…
Spring migration birding at St. George Island State Park near Apalachicola. Migrants are usually present on our trips here. We will be birding in the youth camping area, which is about 1 mile past the park entrance gate on the left. Meet in the parking area by the restrooms at 9:00 Eastern Time (8:00 Central).…
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The 2024-25 season has ended. We are breaking for the summer. The montly birdwalks at Camp Helen will continue through the summer. The Board will be busy planning for our 2025-2026 activities. Check here often for updates.