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Yesterday we met with Audubon Vermont’s new Executive Director, David Mears, and Green Mountain Audubon’s Center Director, Kim Guertin. In addition to talking about some of our shared history, the importance of our missions, and possible future partnerships, they also posed with #selfiewithsnowy. This piece of art, by @e.e.spinney, is part of our show, Common Grounds. The work in this show celebrates the 100th anniversary of the Migratory Bird Treaty Act, and will be on display through the end of October. @audubonvermont #mbta #yearofthebird #huntingtonvt #partnership #facesofconservation #birdsmatter #putabirdonit #environmentalart @ Birds of Vermont Museum
59 of the 82 "coffee bird" species listed on nationalzoo.si.edu/migratory-birds/birds-supported-coffee-farms are displayed at the Birds of Vermont Museum!
Come by and find your favorite.
p.s. That's about 1/6 of Vermont birds species that can use #coffee farms...if the coffee's being grown compatibly... #commongrounds
Birds Supported by Coffee Farms
nationalzoo.si.edu
Shade-grown coffee plantations provide a sanctuary for many migratory bird species. Find out which species spend the winter on coffee farms.Feverish World prep.... “How do you take your coffee?” #environmentalart #birdfriendlycoffee #choice #paperart #woodcarving #birdsmatter #climatechange #feverishworld. See @feverishworld for more information about the upcoming symposium.
Teresa Celemin's illustration brings together two swirling forms: a tornado, and a pair of fierce swallows. Does their conflict blind them to the danger behind? Is it a metaphor? Both?
#FeaturedArtist #CommonGrounds #mbta #conservation #artivism
www.teresacelemin.com/
How Do You Take Your Coffee?
Our exhibit at the Feverish World Symposium lets you explore the connections between you, coffee, and birds. You are rich in choices.
At UVM October 21-22.
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