ABOUT THE PROGRAM
PADDLING & SAILING IN EVERGLADES NATIONAL PARK
Tuesday, JANUARY 14
speaker Richard Rathe
6:45 PM at Trinity Episcopal Parish Hall
204 SR 26 downtown Melrose
You do not need to be a Santa Fe Audubon Society chapter member to attend our
Speaker Series Programs.
All are welcome!
Please join us for Richard Rathe’s bird stories, lots of photos, etc
from his 28 trips in Everglades National Park.
Program topics and speakers are subject to change at the last minute for various reasons.
FIELD TRIP
MIKE ROESS GOLD HEAD BRANCH STATE PARK
Saturday, FEBRUARY 22
Join us as we explore examples of prescribed fire seen at the December 10th “Prescribed Fire” program,
along with some bird watching.
Approx. 2 - 3 hours
DIFFICULTY LEVEL 2: May involve uneven terrain; 1 to 2 miles.
To reserve your spot contact
Anne Pierce santafeaudubonfl@aol.com
Entry Fee:
$5 per vehicle (two to eight people)
$4 single-occupant vehicle and motorcycles
Meet at Gold Head’s picnic/parking area
(1.7 miles from the entrance) at 8:30 AM
Entrance address is 6239 State Road 21, Keystone Heights
ask for a park map to locate the picnic/parking area
RESTROOMS ARE AT THIS LOCATION
Stay hydrated and use sunscreen.
If you are not a member or friend of Santa Fe Audubon (a chapter in North Central Florida) and would like to be on our email list to receive our newsletter, please email us at santafeaudubonfl@aol.com
Sallie Carlock
President
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Annual Report
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When: Speaker Series Programs are held Tuesdays evenings at 6:45PM
October thru May
Where: Trinity Episcopal Parish Hall (204 SR 26 downtown Melrose)
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Photographs displayed on this website are copyrighted and were provided with permission by:
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| Ann Stodola |
| Dr. Jeff Smith |
| John Sloane |
| Richard Segall |
| Carol Sallette |
| Anne Pierce |
| Ida Little |
| Joyce King |
| Ray Franklin |
| Bill Chitty |
| Sallie Carlock |
| Jan & Bill Bolte |
| Keith Bollum |
| Bob Bird |
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Santa Fe Audubon - Who we are
Santa Fe Audubon Society, Inc. is one of more than 40 Audubon chapters in Florida,
and is chartered by the National Audubon Society and Audubon Florida. The
chapter serves Putnam, Bradford, western Clay, and eastern Alachua Counties.
We are a 501(c)3, tax-exempt organization.
We live in a special part of Florida, where natural and agricultural lands blend
with small towns to provide a peaceful, rural way of life. Santa Fe
Audubon strives to offer recreational, educational, and conservation activities
that reflect the values embodied in that way of life.
All are welcome to our activities!
Our Vision:
We envision communities where wildlife habitats and a culture of conservation thrive.
Our Mission:
To educate people of all ages in the value and necessity of environmental stewardship through public programs, conservation actions, personal example, partnerships, and opportunities to experience the natural world.
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| Graham | 32042 |
| Hampton | 32044 |
| Lawtey | 32058 |
| Starke | 32091 |
| Grandin | 32138 |
| Florahome | 32140 |
| Hollister | 32147 |
| Interlachen | 32148 |
| Edgar | 32149 |
| Lake Geneva | 32160 |
| Palatka | 32177 |
| Putnam Hall | 32185 |
| Earleton | 32631 |
| Hawthorne | 32640 |
| Keystone Heights | 32656 |
| Melrose | 32666 |
| Waldo | 32694 |
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Home based in Melrose, Florida, the Santa Fe Audubon Society covers most of Putnam County,
all of Bradford County, eastern portions of Alachua County, and most of southwestern Clay County
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Enjoy "The Kite" Santa Fe Audubon Newsletter
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