MAS is challenging its membership and community to match funds for habitat improvement projects at Edness Kimball Wilkins State Park this year.
Projects will focus on Betty’s Garden Area and the Russian Olive removal area on the east side of the park.
We have set a goal of $2000.
When we reach the $2000 goal, the MAS BOD will match that amount and this will go a long way in helping the park reestablish native vegetation.
Any amount will be accepted. Just click on the below graphic or this donation page link. When you get there, just replace the $0.00 with your donation amount.
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MAS members, and anyone wishing to help, can contribute online or by mailing donations to Murie Audubon Society PO Box 2112, Casper WY 82602 – Thank you!
Looking at the weather reports, I think I need to change the Little Red Creek Field Trip. Let’s try for Saturday, June 4. We are looking for resident birds, so this change might actually improve what we see. We will meet at the Game and Fish Parking Lot at 8:00 AM. We ought to be back around noon, but if you are likely to get hungry feel free to bring your own lunch. We should see lots summer residents like Chat, Gray Flycatcher and other birds. The “road” into this area is dirt and not passible when wet, so the decision to go might be made quite late. If we have to change again, I will post this change and tell anyone I know that is interested. For more details or to get on my notification list, call Stacey Scott at 262-0055.
We will meet at 8:00 AM at the Platte River Shelter for a walk around EKW to see the birds. Call Stacey Scott at 262-0055 for more information or if you are wondering where we are. This was planned for Wednesday, but I have a conflict so I moved it to Tuesday.
We will meet at 8:00 AM at the Platte River Shelter for a walk around EKW to see what birds are around. Call Stacey Scott at 262-0055 for more information, or if you want to know where we are.
We didn’t finish all the birds, so we will have a 5th class at the Werner Wildlife Museum on Tuesday, May 17 at 7:00. Call Stacey Scott 262-0055 for more information, or if you want to know where we are.
