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Below you will always find the latest issue of our newsletter, the Willapa Whistler, including many of the past issues as well.
These will provide you with a lot of interesting information about the Willapa Hills Audubon Society.
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Web Link 2008 January - February (Vol. 34, Issue 1)

- Jan. program: “French Guiana: A brief natural history” by Louis LaPierre and Pam Wright. Also, “The State of our Outfit” - Membership form and list of officers. - The Big Wild Read – New school program sponsored by WHAS. - Birding Bits - LNG update - Willow Grove and Mount St. Helens updates. - Kalama plant update. - Nelson Creek project updates. - Whooping cranes and “Evergreen” cities campaign. - Field trip and bird count photos. - Tips for beginning birders and article on bird navigation. - Great backyard bird count and DNR land swap. - Washington Climate Action Bill and Local Farms/Healthy Kids. - Local solutions to global warming and bird festival dates. - Study shows birds increase conifer tree growth. Also, WHAS officer nomination form.

Web Link 2007 November - December (Vol. 33, Issue 6)

- Call for Nominations for Board of Directors. Field Trip – birding Lake Sacajawea Dec 1 - Membership form & List of officers - Conservation News: LNG, Kalama Power Plant & Mt. Saint Helens Copper Mine - December Program and Holiday Social - Nelson Creek Project Update - Book Recommendations - Christmas Bird Count Details - Birding Bits - Big Hour of Birding. Volunteers help with Snowy Plover Habitat - Olymbia WA Conservation efforts. Calcium for band-tailed pigeons - West Coast Convergence for Climate Change - Columbia Land Trust Work Day Opportunities - Ridgefield National Wildlife Refuge Workdays - Fall Acow. Nomination Form - Field Trip Opportunities

Web Link 2007 September - October (Vol.33, Issue 5)

- Nelson Creek Restoration, Birding Bits. - WHAS officers and Committee; Membership information and forms. - Audubon Society Boot Camp - President's Message. Birding Trail online. - Birding Bits (cont). Update, LNG terminal at Bradwood . - Field Trip Opportunities. Discovery Coast a new WA chapter .. yippe - Note on Marbled Murrelet. Kalama Coal - plan of plan. Conservation action at state level - Conservation Action (cont). Threat of I-960 regarding Future Conservation Funding - ACOW report: Restore and protect. - Back Page again with a listing of upcoming WHAS field trips

Web Link 2007 July - August (Vol. 33, Issue 4)

- Annual Meeting Highlights. Cowletz Co. Fair. Annual Picnic. - Officers and committee chairs. Membership forms - Birding Bits - Update on Audubon Washington. - LNG Terminal infromation on Public Meeting. Conservation News. - Conservation News (cont). Salad Recipes from the Annual Meeting. - Disappearing Common Birds - Envrionmental Wake Up Call . - Disappearing Birds (cont). Helen Engle Award. Backyard Global Warming Fight. - The Backpage again with important notes and a Purple Finch.

Web Link 2007 May - June (Vol. 33, Issue 3)

- Upcoming WHAS Programs. - Officers and committee chairs. - Birding Bits - Wenas Camput - President's Message. Ballot and Bylaws Update note. - Field Trip Schedule. - Site Guide for Kress Lake . - Book Reviews: Sky Time In Gray's River by Robert Pyle and Field Notes from a Catastrophe - Mt. St. Helens Mine Update. - New Constitution and Bylaws. Gifford Pinchot Hike Series - Kalama Coal Gasification Plant Clears Hurdle - Nelson Creek Stewardship Committee - That Back Page again with USPS stuff and list of Programs and Field Trips.

Web Link 2007 March - April (Vol. 33, Issue 2)

- Upcoming WHAS Programs. - Officers and committee chairs. - Field Trip Schedule: Earth Day. - Wahkiakum County, Fox Creek Trail - President's Message. Mt. St. Helens Mine Update. - Port of Kalama North Property. - Birding Bits. --Bird Fests and Whale Watching, Puget Sound Bird Fest. - Leadbetter Point Christmas Bird Count. - Olympic BirdFest 2007. - Spring ACOW in Pasco. - WA Wildlife and Recreation Program. - Christmas Bird Count .. summary. - Wahkiakum Bird Count summary - Othello Sandhill Crane Festival. - Invasive Species Council. - Rat on the Cat. Nelson Creek. - That Back Page again with USPS stuff and list of Programs and Field Trips.

Web Link 2007 January - February (Vol. 33, Issue 1)

- WHAS Activities; Columbia Land Trust - Membership Information, Officers and committee chairs. - Program Schedule. - Field Trip: Lake Sacajawea. Field Trip Schedule . - Birding Southern Argentina. Olympic - BirdFest 2007 - Conservation Update/Lobby Day. - Board Meeting Summary 12/3/2006. - The Back page; Mailing aids, disclaimers and List of Field Trips.

Web Link 2006 November - December (Vol.32, Issue 6)

- WHAS Activities; Christmas 2006 Bird Count. - Membership Information, Officers and committee chairs. - Program Schedule including Winter waterfowl at Lake Sacajawea. - Book Review by Ann Musche of Maria Mudd Ruth's, Rare Bird. . - Presidents Message. Highlights from the Sept. 23 Board Meeting. - Wildlife Sightings. - Update of Conservation Issues. - Dead Bird call numbers. - The Back page; Mailing aids, disclaimers and List of Field Trips.

Web Link 2006 September - October (Vol.32, Issue 5)

- WHAS Activities; County Fair, Annual Picnic, Conservation Issues. - Membership Information, Officers and committee chairs. - Conservation Issues (cont); St.Helens Cu Mine, LNG site at Bradwood, Init 937. - Fied Trip Schedule, Program Schedule. - Presidents Message. Audubon Washington Award - BirdFest 2006 - Ridgefield Nation Wildlife Refuge. - Fall ACOW in Bremerton. - Longview Comprehensive Plan. - Additional Conservation issues: Init 933 and I-933. - Mailing aids, disclaimers and List of Field Trips.

Web Link 2006 July - August (Vol.32, Issue 4)

- Update on Proposed Mt.St. Helens Copper Mine, Field Trip Reports. - Membership Information, Officers and committee chairs. - Field Trips, WHAS Board Report, WHAS Annual Meeting/Dinner - President's Message, Kalama Coal Gasification - Take Action. - Book Review, 'Birds ofWashington State', Protecting the Northern Spotted Owl - Auction Rescheduled and County Fair Time, and the familiar back page for mailing

Web Link 2006 May - June (Vol.32, Issue 3)

- WHAS Annual Dinner, Program Schedule. - Membership Information, Officers and committee chairs. - Field Trip Schedule May and June - President's Message, WHAS Conservation Resolutions. - Charles Kingsland's Nature Art Benefit, WHAS Board Reports - Board Reports (cont): Conservation - Renewable Energy, Ballot Initiatives - Board Reports, Book Reviews; - Article on the proposed Mt.St. Helens Copper Mine. - St. Helens Copper Mine (cont). - Liquid Natural Gas (LNG) terminals on Lower Columbia. - Programs and Field Trips.

Web Link 2006 March - April (Vol.32, Issue 2)

- St. Helens Copper Mine article, Program Schedule. - Membership Information, Officers and committee chairs. - WHAS Spring Field Trip Schedule, Ellsworth Creek Preserve. - Field trip reports: Riggefield Nat. Mon. & Washougal Oaks Natural Area. - Field trip reports, Jewel Meadows Wildlife Area, Birding Classes & Sightings - All-Audubon Memorial Day Campout Yakima county. - March 24th Audubon Council Port Townsend & Olympic Bird Fest March 31-April 2. - Willapa Wildlife Refuge in place. Wahkiakum Bird Count. - Cowlitz-Columbia Chistmas bird count. - Programs and Field Trips.

Web Link 2006 January - February (Vol. 32, Issue 1)

- Great Backyard Bird Count 2006, WHAS Celebrates 30 years. - Membership Information, Officers and committee chairs. - Upcoming Programs - WHAS Spring Field Trip Schedule, Ridgefield Refuge, Elk Meadows, Ellsworth Creek Preserve. - WHAS Bylaws Change - Official Ballot. - Envelop to mail Ballot - President's Message, Wildlife Sightings - Make Rainier the next Tree City USA. - WHAS Board Meeting Summaries and Upcoming Board Meetings. - Lewis and Clark Outreach, Birding Trail Signs, Birdfest 2006 - Proposed Mine Near St. Helens, Avian Trivia. - Programs and Field Trips.

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