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Madison Audubon & Wisconsin Council of the Blind & Visually Impaired birdwatching, 7 am-4 pm (anytime), 10/22, by the rainbow shelter.

The spring migration is well underway with early spring migrants bringing us lovely color and song. Not only are the songs cheerful, but many birds don their most brilliant spring

Its easier than you might think to make birding more accessible to more people

Most access challenges can be overcome, and the benefits of time in nature should be shared as widely as possible.

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Change your clocks, contemplate your dreams.

Fell back and ive been in a wheelchair ever since. it wasnt until much later in my life that i realized this being in nature was providing something for me that i had never had before. spending three and four hours birdieing every time i went out, i was not lonely. i was completely absorbed. my name is virginia rose, im the founder of birdability. it is a foundation whose purpose is to make sure that we are identifying trails that are accessible. i just am not sure that people who have mobility ...

Birding for people with disabilities set for May 27 Oakridger Birding is an activity that can bring so much joy and empowerment to everybody, but not every body is able to go birding easily.  Join this UT Arboretum Society and Tennessee Citizens for Wilderness Planning virtual program on Thursday, May 27 to learn how those with disabilities can enjoy birding. Birdability Coordinator and Occupational Therapist, Freya McGregor (OTR/L, CIG) will explain how her organization focuses on removing ba...