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I hope you have a strong stomach and a loved one nearby to help you start to understand the harm we humans have done to our Mother Earth!
If this video doesn't totally shock you into doing something then, please check your pulse. You are surely near death.
Angry and horrified can not begin to describe how I feel right now. Share this video with 100 friends, co-workers, family, etc. And then quickly learn the "power of One". You have it!
And then, let's all do something to make a change in our own habits and protect our children, our environment, our food-chain, our Planet Earth and in doing so we may preserve all Her creatures - including our own species.
And to the many critics who might say: That video was staged, made-up and is "fake news!" I say, I doubt it. And so what if it was? We know our oceans and waterways are polluted with plastics/garbage, our drinking water is contaminated, our climate is changing in a bad way, etc. The truth is still staring us in the face. So, let's all start doing something about it - Right Now!Join us Tue evening, 12/10 @ 7pm to hear our guest speaker from the Gaylord office of NWS. Meteorologist Patrick Bak will discuss the “Impact of Lake Huron Changing Water Levels”
Here is just one example of critical information our Regional NWS out of Gaylord provides us all in Northern MichiganLakeshore flooding is expected across northern Michigan tonight through Wednesday night. East winds tonight will impact mainly Lake Huron beaches of NE Lower and E Upper. Winds shift to NNW during the day Wednesday, leading to mainly Lake Michigan impacts through Wednesday night.Want to find out about how the rising lake levels are affecting areas around you? Come out Tuesday night 12-10-19 to the Oscoda High School Board room at 7PM and get informed..... Our speaker that night will be Patrick Bak, meterologist NWS Gaylord.
Monthly Archives: June 2017
AuSable Valley Audubon Selected to Participate in Michigan Bat Monitoring Program
AuSable Valley Audubon was among the Michigan groups selected by the Organization for Bat Conservation to participate in the Michigan Bat Monitoring Program and to conduct an acoustic bat monitoring survey as part of its Citizen Bat League. We were … Continue reading
Tawas Point Birding Festival Species Tally
Follow the link to review the species count from this year’s Tawas Point Birding Festival. Numbers were down a bit from previous years, but still lots of species spotted: BirdList 2017-TPBF-tally
June AVA Field Trip to Tuttle Marsh Results
(This post is courtesy of Sue Duncan. Thanks Sue!) Wow! The Tuttle at Twilight Au Sable Valley Audubon June field trip on Wednesday, June 7th started off with an exciting find of two Black Billed Cuckoos, almost within touching distance … Continue reading
Spring Backyard Bird Photos from Iosco
AVA members Terry and Mary Baker submitted these photos from their backyard. These two nest photos were submitted on June 5: There are 4 baby Robins squeezed into this nest which is not far from our front door. There are … Continue reading