March 2023

BirdCast is Back for Spring

BirdCast’s migration tools are back for Spring 2023. Get detailed 3-day Migration Forecasts and visit the Migration Dashboard for real-time nightly migration activity anywhere in the contiguous US! Follow local migration with BirdCast eBird News – Cornell Lab of Ornithology (Map: BirdCast)

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Baylor School Students Assist Tennessee Aquarium Scientists with One of America’s Most-Endangered Fish

For months, students participating in the environmental track of Baylor School’s Baylor Research Program have been painstakingly developing a plan to help the Laurel Dace, one of America’s most-imperiled fish species. Figuring out how best to locate known populations of this rapidly disappearing species — or, even better, to find new ones — has required

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What To Do If You Find a Baby Animal

Spring in Chattanooga is a lovely time, showcasing blooming trees and shrubs, and perennials poking their heads through the warming ground. Spring also brings animal babies. This is one of the busiest times of the year for wildlife rehabilitators, as many well-meaning people find animal babies that they think need help. Most animal babies do

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North Alabama Birding

The landscapes and natural resources of North Alabama make it paradise for an amazing variety of both native and migratory birds. A diversity of habitats makes for spectacular year-round and seasonal birding. The North Alabama Birding Trail is a collection of 51 sites throughout the region. They are as varied as the region itself and offer opportunities for everyone.  Read

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New Mountain Bike Trails at Alabama’s Monte Sano State Park

Thank you to the Huntsville Area Mountain Bikers (HAMR), for their hard work in creating and introducing the new “Mist Opportunity” and “Portal” Trails at Monte Sano State Park. These trails are for beginners and moderate riders. We appreciate our mountain biking guests and we hope to see you on the trails.  Alabama State Parks (Photo: AL State Parks)

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