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Conservation Organizations:

Keystone Heritage Park 915-581-7920

www.keystoneheritagepark.com

Friends of the Rio Bosque 915-747-8663

www.riobosque.org

Franklin Mtns. Wilderness Coalition

www.franklinmountains.org

Injured bird or animal?

Call:

Second Chance Wildlife Rescue

Josie Karam

(915) 920-7867

wildliferescueelpaso.org

Stick House Sanctuary
3927 Emory Rd
(915) 219-2365

https://www.facebook.com/epwildliferescue

Next General Meeting
Monday, December 12, 2022

7 p.m.

Centennial Museum at UTEP

and via Zoom

Annual Member Photo Share

Our December meeting is the always-popular photo share. If you want to share some of your own photos, select up to 10 of your favorites and send them to elpasoaudubon@gmail.com. If you want them in a particular order, please include the order with the email or rename your files with the number first (i.e., 1-burrowingowl, 2-redwinged blackbird, etc.). Email us with any questions or to arrange an alternative method for getting your pictures to us. The pictures can be from anywhere, not just El Paso, and can include scenery, people (with their permission of course!), or non-bird animals. Please send them by Monday December 5th.

This will be a hybrid meeting. The in-person meeting will be at the Centennial Museum at UTEP. Doors will open at 6:45, and parking is available in the lot behind the museum. The online part will open about 10 minutes early for people to get logged in and chat with each other. Pre-registration is required. Please click here to register. The meeting is open to everyone, whether you are an Audubon member or not.

If you are attending in person, please consider bringing some holiday treats to share!

Did you miss a past presentation? Recordings for several of our recent general meetings are available on our YouTube channel.

Welcome!

The El Paso/Trans-Pecos Audubon Society is a chapter of the National Audubon Society. We have a large territory, all of Texas west of the Pecos River ("Trans-Pecos"). Our members are found throughout the Trans-Pecos, but most live in the region's largest city, El Paso. Birds, birding, wildlife, the environment, and our community are the concerns of the El Paso/Trans-Pecos Audubon Society.