Our second Annual Campaign is currently in progress and we would deeply appreciate your generous support to help raise funds for Birdsong's operations, to continue our mission of excellence in natural science education and protection of Birdsong's 565 acre nature preserve.

Please take a moment to read Annual Campaign Letters from life-long friend and author June Bailey White, and from Birdsong Board President Carole Hayes, outlining the recent achievements and future goals of the Nature Center, and the great value your contribution would reflect.

Birdsong is a 501(c)3 corporation, so your gift is tax deductible to the fullest extent permitted by law.

If you wish to contribute to Birdsong for this Campaign, or at any other time during the year, a check made payable to Birdsong Nature Center and mailed to the address shown at the right will be greatly appreciated. Donations via credit card can also be made by calling either of the telephone numbers shown.

Birdsong Nature Center's 565 acres of wildflower meadows, forests, ponds and swamps, are home to a myriad of birds and other wildlife. Here you can enjoy the serenity and beauty of the natural landscape and return home with a renewed spirit.

Background
From the early 1800's to the present, the land now known as Birdsong was transformed from pristine longleaf pine forest to a plantation, then farm, and now a center for conservation and learning. Founders Betty and Ed Komarek created this haven for wildlife so others will have a place to experience nature and become inspired to protect natural resources everywhere. Using fire, they created habitats that support a great diversity of wildlife species. The resulting living museum and outdoor classroom are used year round for natural history instruction and hands-on learning.

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