Allegheny Plateau Audubon Members Stay Forever
Volunteerism
Many of our members volunteer to count birds, bats, butterflies, dragonflies, etc. Others help with beautification projects, such as planting flowers, weeding, and researching best practices. Still others help maintain the facilities, plan events, cook, construct, and just about everything in-between. Whatever your passions are, contact one of the members of our board and let us know if there is something that you would like to contribute.
The Allegheny Front Construction Crew does some civil engineering!
Charlie keeps the eagle looking brand-new.
Weeding the meadow of invasive plants and cutting the field are continuous acts to keep the Hawk Watch looking beautiful.
Your Hard Work Lives On at the Allegheny Front Hawk Watch! The Iconic Owl Decoy was First Placed on October 2, 1998 by Gene Flament and Tony Barle (as shown below).
Gene Flament and Tony Barle Pounded in the Base and are Getting the Owl Ready.
Lifting the Pole
Centering the Pole
Attaching the Pole to the Base
Success!
Donations and Volunteering
Working together for a common goal creates community! Workdays at the Allegheny Front Hawk Watch brings everyone together. Join us at our next event.
