The annual Birdathon and Bloomathon of N.H. Audubon will take place May 21. Join a team and raise pledges or gather a few friends to form your own team and set personal goals to tally birds and wildflowers. This daylong celebration of New Hampshire’s natural beauty helps naturalists collect data that enables them to better understand trends among plants and animals in the Granite State. There is no registration fee. To register for the event in advance visit nhaudubon.org and complete a registration form online by May 18. For more information, visit the Birdathon Bloomathon page or contact Ruth Smith at 224-9909, ext. 313 or rsmith@nhaudubon.org.
Upcoming Recreation Department programs include summer camps, NFL flag football, soccer fundamentals, co-ed soccer, co-ed soccer clinic, safe sitter program, youth and adult tennis and Nature Babes trail walking for parents and babies. For more information on Concord Recreation Programs, visit concordparksandrec.com or call 225-8690.
Ava M., a fifth-grade student at Harlan Intermediate School in Iowa, is working on a project about New Hampshire. She is seeking state maps, pictures, information, souvenirs and a license plate. If you’d like to help, you can send materials to Ava M., Newlin’s Social Studies Class, Harlan Intermediate School, 1401 19th St., Harlan, Iowa 51537.