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The Rich Biodiversity of the Knight Tract, 55,000 acres in Washington County and Why it is Worthy of Purchase by the State of Florida with Dr. Bruce Means

The 2019 – 2020 Apalachee Audubon Society season kicks off with our first program meeting on with Dr. Bruce Means speaking on the rich biodiversity of the Knight Tract, a 55,000-acre property in Washington County in the Panhandle and why it is worthy of purchase by the State of Florida. A high rating on the Florida Forever list is very important and this is a major conservation project goal for AAS this year. Come and learn about this unique property!

All program meetings (except for the May Banquet) are at the King Building on the FSU campus (easy and free parking available) and take place on the 3 rd Thursday of each month. Come at 7pm forrefreshments and socializing. At 7:15 we have announcements followed by the speaker.

Earlier Event: May 23
2019 AAS Annual Banquet: The Brown-Headed Nuthatch with Jim Cox, Director Stoddard Bird Lab, Tall Timbers Research Station
Later Event: October 17
Storyteller and biologist Jim Stevenson begins with “Stork Notes”, observations of wood storks in his home swamp, and transitions into “The Life in a Dead Tree”
 
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