Sneak Peak! 2024 - 2025 Lecture Series*
Mon., 11/25/24- Doug Maple: Cedar Keys Shore & Water Birds
Mon., 1/27/25- Heather Evans: Yardscaping for Birds
Mon., 2/24/25 – Janie Veltkamp: CK Osprey Project
Mon., 3/24/25 – Donna Thalacker: Spring Migration Birds in Cedar Key
Mon., 4/28/25- Dr. Nigel Swift: Protecting Honeybees with Injections
All presentations will be at the Episcopal Church at 5 pm with a Meet and Greet at 4 pm. Hope to see everyone there. Have a safe summer.
*Topic titles and presenters subject to change
Mon., 11/25/24- Doug Maple: Cedar Keys Shore & Water Birds
Mon., 1/27/25- Heather Evans: Yardscaping for Birds
Mon., 2/24/25 – Janie Veltkamp: CK Osprey Project
Mon., 3/24/25 – Donna Thalacker: Spring Migration Birds in Cedar Key
Mon., 4/28/25- Dr. Nigel Swift: Protecting Honeybees with Injections
All presentations will be at the Episcopal Church at 5 pm with a Meet and Greet at 4 pm. Hope to see everyone there. Have a safe summer.
*Topic titles and presenters subject to change
Cedar Keys Audubon’s mission is to conserve and restore our unique natural ecosystems, focusing on birds, other wildlife, and their habitats for the benefit of humanity and the earth's biological diversity.
Cedar Keys Audubon encompasses all of Levy County, FL which is part of the Nature Coast in the lower portion of Florida's Big Bend Gulf of Mexico area.
Our goal is to inform and educate the public about relevant conservation issues.
Board Members
Officer, President-- Janie Veltkamp
Officer, Vice President -- Bill Rucker
Officer, Treasurer -- Bill Rucker
Officer, Secretary -- Donna Thalacker
Communications -- Mike Hamilton
Education Committee -- Janie Veltkamp & Donna Thalacker
Programs -- Boyd Kimball
Membership Committee -- Janie Veltkamp, Bill Rucker, Linda Kimball
Directors -- Jay Bushnell, Thomas White, Scott Wright, Carol Wilcox, Bruce Kiracofe
Cedar Keys Audubon’s mission is to conserve and restore our unique natural ecosystems, focusing on birds, other wildlife, and their habitats for the benefit of humanity and the earth's biological diversity.
Cedar Keys Audubon encompasses all of Levy County, FL which is part of the Nature Coast in the lower portion of Florida's Big Bend Gulf of Mexico area.
Our goal is to inform and educate the public about relevant conservation issues.
Board Members
Officer, President-- Janie Veltkamp
Officer, Vice President -- Bill Rucker
Officer, Treasurer -- Bill Rucker
Officer, Secretary -- Donna Thalacker
Communications -- Mike Hamilton
Education Committee -- Janie Veltkamp & Donna Thalacker
Programs -- Boyd Kimball
Membership Committee -- Janie Veltkamp, Bill Rucker, Linda Kimball
Directors -- Jay Bushnell, Thomas White, Scott Wright, Carol Wilcox, Bruce Kiracofe
The Cedar Keys are home to many shore birds, some resident and others migratory. We also have an abundance of raptors and song birds.
Cedar Keys Audubon Bylaws
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