Protect The Bear River
Learn about the importance of this threatened Utah river that runs
through the heart of Cache Valley, and see what you can do to preserve it.

We have some excellent birding opportunities available all summer long. Check out the field trips tab
for upcoming dates and the new Summer 2008 Stilt newsletter for all the details.
Hope to see you soon!

A new Cache Valley group was formed last June titled “Leave No Child Inside- Cache Valley.”
Its purpose is to confront “Nature Deficit Disorder,” a phrase coined by Richard Louv,
author of the transformative book “Last Child in the Woods.” The group consists of a
cross section of our community. Our main purpose is educating parents, teachers,
and all those who care for children on the necessity of reconnecting children with
nature at home, at school, and other appropriate youth programs. Safety concerns
will be addressed as well. You are welcome to join us by contacting Cindy Roberts
at 752-2161 or croberts@cachechamber.com.
For more details see the full article in May's Stilt newsletter.



Volume 6, Number 6
Thursday, April 3, 2008
In this issue:
US to Ignore Environmental Laws for Border Fence
Audubon Launches TogetherGreen with Toyota Grant
New York Joins Great Lakes Water Resources Compact
Audubon Adventures Named Among the Year's Most Outstanding Educational Products
ANNOUNCEMENTS & EVENTS
Audubon Settling into New Headquarters
Internships Available for Bird Monitoring in Costa Rica
Nominations Due for Tamar Chotzen Award
Tell us What You have Planned For Spring
Stories Sought: What Are You Doing to Help Fight Global Warming?
Learn about the importance of this threatened Utah river that runs
through the heart of Cache Valley, and see what you can do to preserve it.