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Andy McGlashen
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Writer and Editor, Audubon
Michigan
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By Andy McGlashen Verified| Audubon Verified Before retiring from his career as an oil and gas engineer, John Allaire bought a slice of paradise: more than a half-mile of oceanfront in Louisiana’s Cameron Parish, backed by 300-plus acres of marsh where he could gather shrimp and watch bobcats prowl. “This was my little place to be quiet and stargaze and fish and hunt,” he says. Nowadays a constant rumbling disturbs his peace.
By Andy McGlashen Verified| Audubon Verified A bruiser of a thunderstorm roared through my neighborhood recently, tearing down countless tree branches and even some hefty limbs. Along with the mushrooms that sprouted after the soaking rain, the storm’s aftermath brought another sort of emergence: Dozens of brown paper yard waste bags, stuffed with debris, popped up along the curbs. Being cheap and slothful, I didn’t join my neighbors in buying bags, stuffing them with sticks, and paying my city government to come pick them up.
By Andy McGlashen Verified| Audubon Verified Before retiring from his career as an oil and gas engineer, John Allaire bought a slice of paradise: more than a half-mile of oceanfront in Louisiana’s Cameron Parish, backed by 300-plus acres of marsh where he could gather shrimp and watch bobcats prowl. “This was my little place to be quiet and stargaze and fish and hunt,” he says. Nowadays a constant rumbling disturbs his peace.
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Audubon
The National Audubon Society is a prominent nonprofit organization in the U.S. focused on bird conservation and environmental protection. Established in 1905, it was inspired by early conservationists who fought against the commercial hunting of birds for fashion. Named after the naturalist John James Audubon, the society plays a vital role in wildlife preservation, advocating for policies and public education to safeguard avian species and their habitats. With nearly 500 local chapters, 23 state programs, and 41 nature centers, the society engages in various initiatives, including the Christmas Bird Count, a long-standing citizen-science project. It manages wildlife sanctuaries and offers community science opportunities, educational workshops, and resources to promote environmental stewardship. The organization also certifies sustainable beef producers through its Conservation Ranching Initiative and provides a database for native plants to support local bird populations. The National Audubon Society actively involves bird enthusiasts, conservationists, and educators in its mission to protect birds and their ecosystems.
Michigan, United States
+1 212-979-3196
Founded: 1905