Northwest Arkansas Audubon Society

Committed to Preserving the Natural World in Northwest Arkansas through Education, Environmental Study and Habitat Protection

NWAAS NEWS:

will host a special WOODCOCK

trip on

Saturday, February 20, 2010

5:30 pm

Wedington Wildlife Management Area

of the Fayetteville Public Library.

February 20, 2010 (Saturday evening) Northwest Arkansas Audubon Society American Woodcock field trip to Wedington Wildlife Management Area (Ozark NF west of Fayetteville).

Meeting time, 5:30 PM (but a little later is OK). Field trip led by woodcock expert David Krementz.

The 450 acre Wedington Small Game Area is located on the northwest corner of the Wedington Unit of the Ozark-St. Francis NF, approx. 16 miles west of Fayetteville & approx. 4 miles east of Siloam Springs. The 15,000 acre Wedington Unit is designated as an Urban Forest. We will observe woodcocks in the small game area.

Additional information is available on our UPCOMING EVENTS page.

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The Northwest Arkansas Audubon Society is a registered non-profit organization serving the four-county region of northwest Arkansas -- Benton, Carroll, Madison and Washington counties.

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Timberdoodle

Woodcock

(photo by Joe Neal)

NWAAS Mission Statement

The Northwest Arkansas Audubon Society is committed to preserving the natural world in northwest Arkansas through education, environmental study and habitat protection, and to promote awareness and enjoyment of local and regional natural areas.