Land Stewardship for Bird Conservation Walk & Talk – Acreage at Osceola

Join Wild Rivers Conservancy, Audubon Upper Mississippi River, and The Acreage at Osceola for a walking tour highlighting local bird species and bird-friendly land stewardship practices. This tour will provide participants with a comprehensive understanding of land stewardship practices in a variety of habitats and their significance in preserving native bird species.

During this tour, we will be visiting the Acreage at Osceola’s property to learn about the native bird species and hear more about restoration initiatives undertaken on the property. Hear from Dale Gentry with Audubon Upper Mississippi River about how to keep your land healthy and bird-friendly, and from the Acreage at Osceola on how they plan to manage the land.

Please come dressed for the weather and prepared to be walking outside – water, boots, bug spray/sunscreen and layers.

This event is free; but registration is required. Sign up here!

5:00 PM: Introductions and light food and drinks
5:30 PM: Birding walk and talk

Cost: Free

Vehicle Admission: Free

Bathrooms: Yes

Where to Meet: The Acreage Gallery

Suggested Items to Bring:

• Long pants and long sleeve for mosquito protection
• Shoes or boots with traction
• Hat/sunglasses
• Binoculars
• Adequate water
• Bug spray
• Adequate water
• Snack food
• Bug spray
• Flashlights

Can’t make it to this event? Mark your calendars for this future bird conservation & land stewardship event:

• September 10th – Belwin Conservancy

Cancelation Information:

For the safety of participants and staff, this program may be canceled due to inclement weather. Participants will be notified via email and event pages will be updated if the program is canceled.