Report on the FOHI Festival
From Betsy Cadbury It has been said by those who were there, that the Audubon Camp on Hog Island was like a family in the early years, with Carl and Susie Buchheister, Allan and Helen
From Betsy Cadbury It has been said by those who were there, that the Audubon Camp on Hog Island was like a family in the early years, with Carl and Susie Buchheister, Allan and Helen
BREMEN, Maine, March 2, 2006 — Scholarships are available for Audubon staff, interns and chapter members to attend residential sessions this summer at Hog Island Audubon Camp in Bremen. Those interested can get an application
BREMEN, Maine, January 2006 — Seventy years ago this summer on a spruce-covered island off the coast of Maine, a new brand of environmental education was born. In 1936, in a cluster of 19th-century farm
Steve Kress on early teachers Roger Tory Peterson and Alan Cruickshank.
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