Audubon Nature Institute

It’s important to know that your food is coming from a sustainable resource. Many animals are over hunted/ fished, and are going extinct in parts of the world and are having a major effect on the population of other animals that rely on them for food. 

It is good to know that you are doing something good for your planet and adding another tree into the ecosystem that needs as much help as possible.

Talking to people, even if it's over the phone or zoom helps me keep in touch during these times. It's not as good as talking to them in person, but it still helps a lot and I'm happy that I get to talk to my friends

I live in a place that floods whenever it rains. I also live near a sewage treatment plant. When hurricane Sandy hit, the treatment plant was destroyed and had to be rebuilt. This affected the waterways and the town.  I would like to see more people have duel flushing toilets  so you can control how much water is used. People can try to take...

April is going by fast and I’ve got a bunch of challenges to complete. The pandemic has definitely been a busy time for me so I haven’t had as much time off to do fun nature stuff. I will do my best to complete my challenges! 

I learned many cool facts about polar bears such as that polar bears’ fur is actually transparent even though it appears white. They also are classified as marine mammals because they spend most of their lives in the water.

On my Brant survey yesterday I saw a bunch of other cool birds- one included a glossy ibis which was a new find for me!