Brookline Bird Club (silent alarm)

Spring Pond Woods is an important regional wildlife corridor, according to the City of Peabody Open Space Plan.  A great variety of birds are supported through this diverse forest environment surrounding Spring Pond, and infiltrated with many wetlands.  Several species nest, forage and or migrate through the area.  The following message is shared from a friend (of a friend)....

"K, this-from a friend (if you want to post this):

According to BirdLife International, more than twelve percent of the world's
bird species are threatened or endangered. Conservationists are trying
almost every avenue to call attention to the global decline in birds.
Birds need habitat in which to feed, rest, find shelter, mate and raise
young. I ask then, how can we be so short-sighted as to allow a well-known
bird habitat haven and migratory bird corridor be obliterated for big-box
retail stores. Camp Lion--save Spring Pond Woods.

(Please see The Brookline Bird Club for more info) 

http://www.brooklinebirdclub.org/"