Northern Harrier / David Hutson / Audubon Photography Awards
2020 Christmas Bird Count Report
Nearly 200 participants counted birds during the 2020 Christmas Bird Count Feeder Watch for the Seattle count area.
Conservation Integration into Programs
Seattle Audubon integrating conservation messages and action opportunities in to all of our programs.
Seattle Audubon Statement on Sexual Misconduct Allegations against Prominent Birder
Seattle Audubon was shocked, angered, and saddened to learn of sexual misconduct allegations, made courageously by Aisha White, against a prominent member of the national birding community in Georgia, Jason Ward.
Feeder guidance to limit the spread of salmonellosis
Seattle Audubon urges our members and the public to follow the recent recommendations issued by the Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife (WDFW). Agency experts are currently recommending to temporarily remove bird feeding stations.
Volunteer Spotlight: Dave Galvin
Dave Galvin has been volunteering for Seattle Audubon in multiple roles for over four decades. Learn about Dave and what inspires him to support Seattle Audubon.
A FUN send-off leads to new opportunities for youth education
Those of us who enjoy spending time in nature often believe that outdoor experiences benefit our physical and mental health, support our social lives, and promote a commitment to the protection of nature. Science backs this up: a substantial body of research supports...
COVID-19 Activity Updates
Varied Thrush / Debra Regula / Great Backyard Bird CountSeattle Audubon continues to monitor public health guidelines as they affect our activities. We will continue to evaluate as new information becomes available. (Resources are listed at the end of this...
Volunteer Voices: Jane Sepede
A Seattle Audubon volunteer for over 20 years, Jane tells us about her passion for birds and commitment to The Nature Shop
Seattle’s Urban Forest: Advocating on Behalf of Birds and People
Protecting trees has been a priority at Seattle Audubon since 1916. Over 100 years later, we’re still a leading community advocate for Seattle’s urban forest.
Hope With Urgency: The Fine Line of Environmental Education
It’s quite easy these days to find an environmental catastrophe to be worried about. It is also easy to look to today’s youth and see resilience and hope for the future. It is in this juxtaposition where Environmental Education lives.
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2020 Christmas Bird Count Report
Nearly 200 participants counted birds during the 2020 Christmas Bird Count Feeder Watch for the Seattle count area.
Conservation Integration into Programs
Seattle Audubon integrating conservation messages and action opportunities in to all of our programs.
Seattle Audubon Statement on Sexual Misconduct Allegations against Prominent Birder
Seattle Audubon was shocked, angered, and saddened to learn of sexual misconduct allegations, made courageously by Aisha White, against a prominent member of the national birding community in Georgia, Jason Ward.
Feeder guidance to limit the spread of salmonellosis
Seattle Audubon urges our members and the public to follow the recent recommendations issued by the Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife (WDFW). Agency experts are currently recommending to temporarily remove bird feeding stations.
Volunteer Spotlight: Dave Galvin
Dave Galvin has been volunteering for Seattle Audubon in multiple roles for over four decades. Learn about Dave and what inspires him to support Seattle Audubon.
A FUN send-off leads to new opportunities for youth education
Those of us who enjoy spending time in nature often believe that outdoor experiences benefit our physical and mental health, support our social lives, and promote a commitment to the protection of nature. Science backs this up: a substantial body of research supports...
COVID-19 Activity Updates
Varied Thrush / Debra Regula / Great Backyard Bird CountSeattle Audubon continues to monitor public health guidelines as they affect our activities. We will continue to evaluate as new information becomes available. (Resources are listed at the end of this...
Volunteer Voices: Jane Sepede
A Seattle Audubon volunteer for over 20 years, Jane tells us about her passion for birds and commitment to The Nature Shop
Seattle’s Urban Forest: Advocating on Behalf of Birds and People
Protecting trees has been a priority at Seattle Audubon since 1916. Over 100 years later, we’re still a leading community advocate for Seattle’s urban forest.
Hope With Urgency: The Fine Line of Environmental Education
It’s quite easy these days to find an environmental catastrophe to be worried about. It is also easy to look to today’s youth and see resilience and hope for the future. It is in this juxtaposition where Environmental Education lives.