AAS trips &
programs are
free (apart from nominal car fees for some parks) & open to the
public. NOTE: Programs and field trips are subject to change.
Check
the latest AAS newsletter, or the AAS website
(http://www.apalachee.org) for the current information.
Contact Program Chairman
Melissa
Forehand at (850) 510-4877 for further details
on programs.
Contact Field Trip Chairman
Elizabeth
Platt at (850) 284-0963 for further details on field
trips.
Apalachee
Audubon Field Trips
Unless
otherwise stated, field trips usually leave from the Wachovia Bank,
3400 S. Monroe St., opposite the fairgrounds. Note the time
of departure. It varies with each trip depending on the trip
destination. Also, if possible, bring binoculars and fieldguides. A
limited number of spare binoculars are available for use during the
trip ). Especially for the coastal regions, bug spray and/or protective
clothing may come in very handy.
Wachovia Bank
3400 S Monroe St.
(SW corner of intersection of South
Monroe and Paul Russell)
Tallahassee
Apalachee
Audubon Programs
Note: Monthly
programs are free and open to the public. Monthly programs
will be held on Thursdays at the Amtrak Building-Community Room, 918
Railroad Ave, Tallahassee. Meetings begin at 7:30
pm, with a social gathering preceding at 7:00 pm.
Amtrak
Building-Community Room
918 Railroad Ave,
Tallahassee
Directions: South on Monroe. Turn right on
Gaines St. Left on Railroad Ave.The Amtrack Building is on the right at
the railroad tracks.
United Church in
Tallahassee
1834 Mahan Drive
Tallahassee
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