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Aullwood Audubon had already closed its education center and canceled events. However, to stay connected to its visitors, the organization said that it will be taking to social media, instead, with weekly videos of Aullwood employees and many photos and videos of its animals and nature reserve.
While Aullwood remains closed to the public, life goes on and important tasks like animal care are always ongoing. Here's Aullwood Education Intern Kathryn talking a bit about animal care with a scaly special guest! pic.twitter.com/oE1Tkzprar
— Aullwood Audubon (@AullwoodAudubon) April 14, 2020
Even on a gray day like this one, there is #peace and #beauty in the sights and sounds of Aullwood's Bluegill Pond. #aullwood #audubon #aullwoodaudubon pic.twitter.com/W9UcgBfVRZ
— Aullwood Audubon (@AullwoodAudubon) April 18, 2020
Aullwood Audubon also promised more virtual content to come.
In addition to its multiple events, the organization also made headlines last year by pushing back against the city of Dayton to block the sale and development of the Paul E. Knoop Jr. Prarie into a commercial or industrial space.
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