Cedar Waxwing & Bohemian Waxwing / Soo Goh Baus / Audubon Photography Awards
Learn About Birds
The Pacific Northwest is home to a rich diversity of birds and other wildlife. Learn along with Seattle Audubon staff and volunteers through one of our many fun, educational opportunities.
Classes
Seattle Audubon offers a variety of classes on birding and natural history are taught throughout the year by qualified instructors who are experts in their respective fields.
Youth Programs
Seattle Audubon offers a variety of activities for our youngest bird enthusiasts, all year round.
Birds of Washington
Seattle Audubon is your premier source of information, bird facts, and resources about the Birds of Washington.
Speaker and Presentation Requests
Read on for information about requesting a speaker, table prescence, or presentation for your club, classroom, community event, or scout troop.
Resources
Looking for something beyond Seattle Audubon service area, outside the Seattle metropolitan area? Check out these additional resources.
Young Birders: Back to Birding (in-person)!
Seattle Audubon’s teen group, Young Birders, took a field trip to Skagit County in January to enjoy raptors, sea birds, and more!
Hoot Camp 2021 Recap
A look back at Seattle Audubon’s inaugural Hoot Camp leadership development series. We share our feedback and learnings as we work towards creating programs that are welcoming to all.
Black Belt Birding Festival: A Journalist’s Reflections
In August 2021, journalist Adilia Watson traveled from Seattle to Greensboro, Alabama to attend the Black Belt Birding Festival with a scholarship from Seattle Audubon. In an interview for Seattle Audubon, Adilia reflects on her own introduction to birding and her experience attending and writing about this unique festival.