about TAS


Welcome to the Tiadaghton Audubon Society of Tioga and Potter Counties. Our chapter was founded in 1906 with 23 members, making it the oldest chapter in the state. The Tiadaghton name was selected in 1953, and in 1972 the chapter was officially chartered. To contact us, please use the Facebook link below left. (Photo: Scarlet tanager photographed near Hills Creek State Park here in Tioga County)

Monday, October 30, 2017

November 2017 Annual Joint Meeting

Join the Tiadaghton Audubon Society, the Pine Creek Headwaters Protection Group, the Tiadaghton Chapter of Trout Unlimited and the Pine Creek Watershed Council for a joint meeting on November 15th at the Gmeiner Art and Cultural Center. A refreshment hour will begin at 6 pm followed by organization updates and a program at 7 pm. The program, “Climate Change and Impacts on Wild Trout” will be presented by Shawn Rummel. Shawn is currently the field and research manager for Trout Unlimited’s Pennsylvania Coldwater Habitat Restoration Program in Lock Haven, Pennsylvania and also works in conjunction with TU’s Science Program. He has earned both his master’s degree and Ph.D. in Ecology from Penn State University, where he developed a passion for brook trout and the streams where they live. With Trout Unlimited, his research has focused on the conservation issues of native brook trout, ranging from restoration from abandoned mine drainage pollution and aquatic organism passage issues to broad-scale conservation planning. The joint meeting is free and open to the public.


Saturday, October 7, 2017

October 19 Meeting

Please note that this month's meeting will be on Thursday, and the start time for the program will be 7:00 PM. Licensed wildlife rehabilitator and founder of  Centre Wildlife Care, Robyn Graboski, will be presenting a program on Wildlife Rehabilitation. She has been professionally rehabilitating wildlife since 1988 and oversees the care of over 1500 wild animals per year. She will be bringing some of her wild friends to the program, including an adult Red Tailed Hawk! The program will follow our regular business meeting, which will begin at 6:00. The business meeting and program will take place as usual at the Gmeiner Art and Cultural Center in Wellsboro across from the Green.  We are hoping everyone will bring a donation item for Robyn to take back with her. To find a list of needed items please click the link and visit her website http://www.centrewildlifecare.org/robyn.html or you can get to it using this link http://www.centrewildlifecare.org/pdfs/WISHLIST.pdf.



Monthly Meeting Time Change

Commencing with our October monthly meeting, all meetings will now start a half hour earlier -- the business meeting will begin at 6:00 PM and the program will begin at 7:00 PM.