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Avian flu impacts intakes at Alabama Wildlife Center

The wildlife center announced it will no accept certain birds, including ducks, geese and various waterfowl.

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Registration for the 2nd Annual Black Belt Birding Festival closes today—learn how to secure your spot here

Registration for the 2nd Annual Black Belt Birding Festival closes today—learn how to secure your spot here
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On the world stage: OMSP hosting four events for TWG2022

Shelby County will be on center stage for several days in July as several events for The World Games 2022 take place at Oak Mountain State Park.

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Metro Roundup: Chris Sykes takes helm of Alabama Wildlife Center

Chris Sykes first day in his new position was March 7, but Sykes is no stranger to the nonprofit sector.

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Chris Sykes takes helm of Alabama Wildlife Center

Sykes will be working with the AWC’s five staff members along with a group of about 50 volunteers. As a nonprofit, AWC does not get funding from Oak Mountain State Park, where it has been located since the 1980s.

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