Coronavirus Cancellations Update - All May, 2020 Events Cancelled

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The Governor of the State of Wisconsin has extended the Safer At Home order to May 26, 2020.  As a result, all May events (field trips, WMBD events at Myrick and Trempealeau NWR, morning bird walks, and our monthly meeting) have now been cancelled for the month of May.  Please check back in late May to see what the status is for our June Potluck and bird walk.

The spring migration is underway and you are still encouraged to get outside and take part in solo activities like bird watching.  We hope that you do so and share your sightings on the Coulee Region Audubon Sightings group page on Facebook!

This will end!  In the meantime, please stay safe, follow social distancing and the Safer At Home guidelines, and help us all to do what is necessary to put an end to this pandemic!

Good birding and Happy Spring,

The Coulee Region Audubon Society Board of Directors

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