Events
Join the Louisville Audubon Society on Aug. 22, 2024, as we officially launch Lights Out Louisville!
The event is FREE, but registration is required, as capacity in the venue is limited.
Sign up here to secure your place and read more about the event!
When: Aug. 22, 2024, 6:30–8:30 p.m.
Where: the Auditorium inside the Louisville Free Public Library’s Main Branch, located at 301 York St, Louisville, Kentucky (map)
What: The event includes a screening of an award-winning documentary about the critical mission to protect migratory birds, and the power of combining science and action to drive environmental progress. The screening will be followed by a Q&A featuring a panel of experts from across Kentucky. Light refreshments will be served.
How to attend: Register for free using this link!
(Past) 2024 Louisville Audubon Society Annual Meeting
April 6 at 6:00 p.m.
Gilda's Club Kentuckiana, 2440 Grinstead Drive, Louisville 40204
Raptor Rehab of Kentucky volunteer Heather Cox holding a Barn Owl. This owl was rehabbed in 2018 but is non-releasable due to its injuries.
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
Marine science is always a fun part of Educator's Week! Photo: Vanessa Rojas/Courtesy Hog Island Audubon 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 [email protected]. 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 [email protected]. 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).
