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The Southern Illinois Audubon Society (SIAS) is an organization of 100+ individuals who enjoy feeding, locating, and viewing wild birds and generally share an appreciation of nature. We have members of all ages and all walks of life, from as far north as Springfield and as far south as Metropolis.
The SIAS is an affiliate of the Illinois Audubon Society. Organized more than a century ago and headquartered in Danville, IAS is a non-profit conservation, education, and lobbying group that specializes in preserving habitat for birds through ownership and stewardship of important blocks of land.
We offer monthly programs on nature related topics and organize nature outings to various locations, all free of charge and open to the public. Our members provide educational programs for local schools and other organizations and take part in volunteer programs directed at conserving birds and their habitats.
We currently hold 10 meetings a year, including a picnic in June and three potluck dinners, and conduct at least one outing a month. For information about our upcoming activities please check our newsletter.
The Southern Illinois Audubon Society...
For the seventh year, Southern Illinois is inviting all bird lovers to attend Birding Fest 2008! The event has something for everyone by providing a venue of programs, guided hikes and tours for people of all ages.
The event is set for April 25, 26 & 27, 2008, rain or shine. Most programs will take place at the Cache River Wetlands Center and include guided canoe tours, birding hikes, an owl prowl, live bird demonstrations, wildlife photo exhibits and much more.
Seventh Annual Birding Fest of Southernmost Illinois!

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