Northern Harrier / David Hutson / Audubon Photography Awards
Updates following CDC mask guidance
In light of the CDC’s loosening mask requirements for vaccinated people, many volunteers and community members are wondering and asking us, “Can I return to my normal Seattle Audubon activities and programs mask-free?”
Celebrating and Conserving Migratory Birds
This Migratory Bird Day, let’s celebrate the birds that add song to the spring and that connect people and places across hemispheres.
Explore the nature of your neighborhood with iNaturalist
Explore the nature of your neighborhood with iNaturalist during the annual City Nature Challenge.
Seattle Audubon Welcomes New Board Members
Seattle Audubon welcomes two new board members, Anthony Floyd, and Katie Amrhein.
Support the Bird-Safe Buildings Act
Each year up to one billion birds die each year due to window collisions. These deaths are preventable. Support the Bird-Safe Buildings Act!
Take the dBird Challenge
Help us make the city safer for birds. Between April 25 and May 1, 2021, take the dBird challenge to advance our understanding of bird-window collisions and how to prevent them.
Can we protect birds and still control rats? Yes.
Cooper's Hawk. Photo by Mark Wangerin, Seattle Audubon – Seattle Times Photo ContestSeattle Audubon is working with Seattle Parks and Recreation to pilot a bird-friendly rat control solution at Cal Anderson Park by the end of April 2021. You can read more about this...
Seattle Audubon Statement of Solidarity with Asian American and Pacific Islander Communities
Seattle Audubon condemns the growing wave of violence and hateful rhetoric against Asian American and Pacific Islander (AAPI) individuals and communities. To our many AAPI community members: You are seen, you are valued, and you belong here.
Earthcare Northwest | Spring 2021
In this issue of Earthcare Northwest we explore the connection between birds and nature and various forms of creative artistic expression.
Interview with Seattle Artist Angelina Villalobos | Earthcare Northwest
We spoke with Seattle muralist and activist, Angelina Villalobos, to learn about her artistic journey to create a collision deterrent for The Nature Shop window and what she learned about birds along the way. She also lets us in on how she is using her voice as an artist to build neighborhood connections and advocate for marginalized communities.