Join Abington Bird Town and Wyncote Audubon Society for Conservation Efforts

Join Abington Bird Town and Wyncote Audubon Society to learn more about conservation efforts in your community. The restoration of natural systems and native plant communities for birds, butterflies, and other wildlife has a significant impact on our environment and our communities. By creating a healthier environment, reducing stormwater runoff, greenhouse gases, and maintenance time, we can also increase property values and build community pride.

Abington Bird Town promotes a culture of conservation where everyone is a potential steward of nature in their own backyard and beyond. The program provides tools for municipalities to engage, educate, and empower their residents, schools, and businesses to make more positive social, economic, and ecologically friendly decisions.

As an Abington resident, you can be part of this movement by promoting environmental awareness through engagement, education, activities, and community involvement. By working together with local municipalities and like-minded organizations, we can create a healthier, more sustainable environment for birds, wildlife, and people.

Abington Township became a Bird Town in 2015, and since then, the township has been actively involved in promoting conservation efforts in the area. The Bird Town program provides resources and support to help residents make environmentally friendly decisions that benefit our community as a whole.

Join Abington Bird Town and Wyncote Audubon Society today to learn more about conservation efforts and how you can get involved in making your community a better place for birds, wildlife, and people.

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