Our Virtual Annual Meeting – Spreading our Wings

Our Virtual Annual Meeting – Spreading our Wings

Like so many organizations your Athol Bird and Nature Club held its first virtual annual meeting on November 11th. If you missed it you can find the recording in the webinar section of our new and improved website. It was great to hear from some of our most active...
Season’s changing and so are our Birds

Season’s changing and so are our Birds

2020 is grinding along. I know many of us are ready for a new year an an new start. The setting our clocks back an hour on November first will mean darkness falling very early. We are still in Covid-19 mode being safe, staying socially distant and helping each other...
Membership Time in our new Reality

Membership Time in our new Reality

Greetings nature lovers and budding naturalists, It has been a year unlike any other.  Shortly after our March meeting we closed the Environmental Center, cancelled field trips and programs, and hunkered down as the Covid 19 Pandemic soared across the...
Field Trips Return

Field Trips Return

The first ABNC sponsored field trip of the Covid-19 season happened Sunday August 30, 2020. Five members of the Athol Bird and Nature Club joined president Dave Small for an exploration of the Meadow behind the Alan E. Rich Environmental Park and the Millers River....
2020 Year of Uncertainties

2020 Year of Uncertainties

What a year this has been. Everything here seemed fine until March, and just after our March meeting everything fell apart. We closed the Center, cancelled field trips and programs, and hunkered down as the Corvid-19 Pandemic soared across the country. The Northeast...
MREC is Closed for a While

MREC is Closed for a While

The Virtual ABNC is here With the closure of our building and continued concerns about the safety of our members ABNC has canceled all of our in-person events. That doesn’t mean we are hiding and not partaking in natural history pursuits. The warm weather of the...