Events
2024 Louisville Audubon Society Annual Meeting
April 6 at 6:00 p.m.
Gilda's Club Kentuckiana, 2440 Grinstead Drive, Louisville 40204
The meeting will include:
• Meet and greet
• Program by Raptor Rehabilitation of Kentucky
• Election of new officers
• Silent auction of 27 Lenox porcelain birds (cash and check only)
• Hors d’oeuvres and dessert
RSVP by March 30 at: https://bit.ly/LASmeet
Kentucky Audubon Council 2024 Scholarship - Hog Island Camp
Attention all teachers and nature educators – apply A.S.A.P.!
The Kentucky Audubon Council is offering one scholarship this year to Audubon’s Hog Island Camp – Sharing Nature: An Educator’s Week, July 14-19. The 2024 scholarship will be awarded to an individual with a serious interest in ornithology, bird watching, environmental and nature studies, etc.
Primary eligibility: A resident of Kentucky who has demonstrated curiosity and/or passion about birds, ornithology, bird watching, environmental and/or nature studies. The scholarship will be awarded based on outreach involvement and potential benefit to others.
Amount of Award: The scholarship award covers the tuition fee of $1,590.00.
How to apply: Complete the application form linked in the KY Audubon Council website http://www.kentuckyauduboncouncil.org/scholarships.html and submit it to KY Audubon Council scholarship chair Maggie Selvidge at selvidge@hesenergy.net. Or, you may email Selvidge requesting an application form. Please share this with others who may be interested!
Apply A.S.A.P! – Recipient to be announced March 15, 2024
Post-camp requirement: The scholarship is given on the stipulation that the recipient share their Hog Island experience with a presentation at the nearest Audubon chapter or at a meeting of the KY Audubon Council (more details on the scholarship application).
The Kentucky Audubon Council is offering one scholarship this year to Audubon’s Hog Island Camp – Sharing Nature: An Educator’s Week, July 14-19. The 2024 scholarship will be awarded to an individual with a serious interest in ornithology, bird watching, environmental and nature studies, etc.
Primary eligibility: A resident of Kentucky who has demonstrated curiosity and/or passion about birds, ornithology, bird watching, environmental and/or nature studies. The scholarship will be awarded based on outreach involvement and potential benefit to others.
Amount of Award: The scholarship award covers the tuition fee of $1,590.00.
How to apply: Complete the application form linked in the KY Audubon Council website http://www.kentuckyauduboncouncil.org/scholarships.html and submit it to KY Audubon Council scholarship chair Maggie Selvidge at selvidge@hesenergy.net. Or, you may email Selvidge requesting an application form. Please share this with others who may be interested!
Apply A.S.A.P! – Recipient to be announced March 15, 2024
Post-camp requirement: The scholarship is given on the stipulation that the recipient share their Hog Island experience with a presentation at the nearest Audubon chapter or at a meeting of the KY Audubon Council (more details on the scholarship application).