ALACHUA AUDUBON SOCIETY INC
EIN 59-2872889 · Animal-Related (D)
What they do
CONSERVATION: 1.Financial Support for Wildlife Protection: Each Year, We Donate to Nonprofit Organizations to Aid In Wildlife Protection and Land Preservation. This Year, Our Donation of Purple Martin Gourd Systems to Orange Lake Overlook Park and The Alachua Conservation Trust Property At Prairie Creek and A Second Gourd System At The City of Gainesville Sweetwater Wetlands Park Resulted In The Successful Fledging of Over 80 Purple Martins, A Declining Species That is Almost Entirely Dependent Upon Human-provided Nesting Sites. 2.Southeastern American Kestrel Nest Box Program: Our Ongoing Program Includes Monitoring Nest Boxes for Success. We Have Collaborated With The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission to Gather Data and With The Avian Research Conservation Institute to Tag Nestlings With Radio Tags, Enabling Us to Track Their Movements.
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About this charity
- Recognized since
- January 1993
- Location
- PO BOX 140464, GAINESVILLE, FL 32614-0464
- County
- Alachua
- In care of
- % DOROTHY ROBBINS