Richmond Pineland Field Trip Coming Soon
Sometime soon, a Miami Blue Chapter field trip will take us to public areas in the Richmond Pineland. This forest is the …
Chapter Meetings Online
Did you miss any of the Zoom chapter meetings? Three of the meetings are now on YouTube: May 2021 quarterly meeting – …
Shark Valley Parking Lot Expansion
The National Park Service (NPS) is preparing a site plan for the Shark Valley area of Everglades National Park, which includes expanding …
NABA Seeks Land in South Dade
The butterflies of extreme southern Florida are perhaps the most endangered suite of butterflies in the United States. A number of these species, …
Hurrying through the Everglades
Driving the speed limit on the main park road gets you to Flamingo as quickly as possible, but all too often to …
President’s Report for 2020
The Miami Blue Chapter had a successful 2020 on several fronts, despite the unusual circumstances that confronted all of us. Covid-19, among …
Have you seen this bee?
The Giant Scrub Plasterer Bee may turn up during your Fall butterfly field trips. If so, please report your sighting. How to …
Audubon Florida Virtual Assembly, Oct 2020
Join Audubon Florida virtually, October 20-24, for its premier conservation event, when grassroots leaders from around the state connect with Audubon’s professional …
Pine Rockland Symposium, Oct 2020
The Pine Rockland Working Group is sponsoring a virtual symposium, “22 Years Later: Past, Present & Future of Pine Rocklands” Webinar lectures …
Schaus’ Introduced to Lignumvitae
In August at Lignumvitae Key Botanical State Park, Florida Park Service biologist Rebecca Collins joined butterfly technicians from the University of Florida’s …