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Welcoming the World: Russ Steele & the Nature Shop  

Welcoming the World: Russ Steele & the Nature Shop  

by seattleaudubonsociety | Jun 27, 2022 | Blog, Nature Shop

Russ Steele, in front of the Seattle Audubon Nature Shop (photo by Glenn Nelson).   Note: After 24 years at Seattle Audubon, Russell Steele, or Russ to most, the longest-tenured employee in the organization’s history, is retiring at the end of June, 2022....
Bird Collision Monitors: The Volunteer Perspective

Bird Collision Monitors: The Volunteer Perspective

by seattleaudubonsociety | Jun 16, 2022 | Blog, Conservation, Science

Written by Kasper Cergol, with contributions from Anne Freudenthal. The Seattle Bird Collision Monitors (SBCM), is a community science initiative that began with a pilot season in the fall of 2021. Continuing this spring, 27 volunteers dedicated a few hours each week...
Welcome New Executive Committee Members

Welcome New Executive Committee Members

by seattleaudubonsociety | Jun 9, 2022 | Announcements, Blog

In May, the Seattle Audubon Board of Directors voted in three new board officers. They join our current Board Secretary, Catherine Maxson, to round out our Executive Committee. We welcome the diverse experiences and skills they bring to the leadership of the...
Queering Conservation

Queering Conservation

by Josh Morris | Jun 8, 2022 | Blog, Conservation, Education, Equity & Justice

Ring-billed Gulls sometimes form female-female pairs during breeding season / ethan.gosnell2 via Wikimedia Commons Watch the discussion with Dr. Sandilands and Jasmine Maisonet! There is nothing is more queer than nature. “Queerness” is widespread among...
Bird Flu: Don’t Feed, Handle Waterfowl

Bird Flu: Don’t Feed, Handle Waterfowl

by Glenn Nelson | Jun 2, 2022 | Announcements, Blog, Science

Snow Geese/Glenn Nelson Thirty positive detections of the highly contagious avian flu have been confirmed in wild birds in Washington State as of June 1, Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife (WDFW) veterinarians and biologists said during a live-streamed...
Urban Birding: Hidden Gems | EarthCare Northwest

Urban Birding: Hidden Gems | EarthCare Northwest

by seattleaudubonsociety | Jun 1, 2022 | Blog, EarthCare Northwest, EarthCare Summer 2022

Waterfront Park | Waterfront Birding Event | Kimberle Stark There are countless places to enjoy birds. Seattle Audubon members offer their suggestions for some lesser-known locations in the area that you might consider for your next local birding adventure. Cedar...
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