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Zoom. . . there goes another year!
When you’re having fun, time flies. The 2018 season at Hog Island was just that – educational, lots of work, and fun, with lots of new and returning campers.
Change is in the Air
Snowdrops, crocus, daffodils and many other harbingers of spring are popping up only to be blanketed with snow again, but the birds know it’s spring!
Wanted: Intrepid FOHI Volunteer Coordinator
This is your chance to spend time on that magical Hog Island, working with a dedicated and passionate group of volunteers.
It Was Only Yesterday and Now its Thanksgiving!
FOHIs remain tenacious in their care and support for the Hog Island Audubon Camp. With another year under our belts, 2017 was home run for the camp and for FOHIs.
Eclipse chasers: A special order of Nature’s People
It matters little whether we regard the point of view of the savage…or that of the astronomer, the total solar eclipse is a most imposing natural phenomenon. Mabel Loomis Todd Total Eclipses of the Sun
Can It Be July!
The summer solstice has come and gone, July 4, too, and the days are getting shorter! But life at the Hog Island Audubon Camp remains upbeat, high energy, fun, and each new day a joy.
So Much is Happening
The best news is that even though camp registration is at 81% of capacity, it’s not too late to register. Likewise volunteer slots are going like hotcakes with four sessions already with waiting lists: Educator’s week, Joy of Birding, Raptor Rapture, and Mi
Taking a Moment
Another year has come and gone and Hog Island still thrives.
We celebrated its 80th anniversary and completed a new solar system atop
the Fish House and Bridge.
Without you, none of this would have been possible.
We cannot thank you enough.
Enjoy the remaining holidays basking in the glow of these achievements.
Hog Island Goes Solar
Bart and Virginia Cadbury had no way of knowing what their grandson, some 60 years later, would do for their beloved Hog Island. Benjamin Cadbury Wong knew he wanted to do something for Hog Island but not what.
