ACTION ALERT….immediate attention needed!
After passing in the House of Representatives this summer, the Recovering America's Wildlife Act (RAWA) is about to become law — it just needs one final push. If passed, RAWA will provide a major funding increase for state, territory, and tribal conservation programs – a huge win for birds and other declining wildlife.With a final victory so close, we need to raise our voices even louder. Please take the next step for declining birds and wildlife by calling your U.S. Senators today (script included).
Radnor Lake Bench #20
Next time you're on your way to Long Bridge, take a minute to pause and rest at Bench #20. Placed to enhance the experience there and for the enjoyment of all those out hiking at Radnor Lake State Park, this NTOS Conservation project money in action. Many thanks to Pam Lasley for seeing this project to completion.
NTOS Spring Count Results
Count Results
REMINDER…NO MONTHLY MEETING IN JULY OR AUGUST
JUST A REMINDER THAT WILL BE NOT BE holding our monthly MEETINGs IN JULY OR AUGUST. We will reconvene on September 15th at 7:15 pm at Radnor Lake State Park. Have a great summer!! And see you in the fall.
ACTION ALERT — IMMEDIATE ATTENTION
The U.S. Senate is now considering the bipartisan Neotropical Migratory Bird Conservation Enhancements Act of 2022, an important bill that would provide a major funding increase to migratory bird conservation, as well as more equitable access to the funding. This new bill would boost the Neotropical Migratory Bird Conservation Act (NMBCA) — the only federal grants program specifically dedicated to the conservation of migratory birds across the Western Hemisphere. Saving migratory birds requires collaboration from experts and communities throughout the Americas. Since 2002, the NMBCA has supported more than 500 conservation projects in 36 countries, on more than 4.2 million acres of critical bird habitat. Nearly 400 migratory bird species benefit from these efforts, including the Red Knot and Cerulean Warbler. Please let your U.S. Senators know that birds matter to you! Ask them to co-sponsor the Neotropical Migratory Bird Conservation Enhancements Act of 2022. For more information visit https://abcbirds.org/results/news/
Wednesday morning Radnor Lake migration walks begin April 20th!
The ever popular Nashville Chapter of TOS annual spring migration walks will begin THIS WEDNESDAY, April 20th at Radnor Lake SP, rain or shine. Meet at the ‘bottom’ of the Visitor’s Center parking lot off Otter Creek Rd near the kiosk by 7:30 am. Ken Oeser will be leading this week’s walk. There’s no need to register for this event and you do not have to be a member, although we’d love for you to join our Chapter. If you’re running a bit late and the group has set-off already, the route is always the same. Up the road, across the spillway and down to Long Bridge, where the walk officially ends. At that point you can turn around or continue on around the lake; some will. Come for an hour or stay all morning….you never know what Radnor Lake might reveal during spring migration. We hope to see you there!