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EarthCare Northwest
Seattle Audubon’s Quarterly Member Newsletter
Welcome to our online archive of Seattle Audubon’s print and digital issues of our newsletter. Be sure to stay currrent with your membership to Seattle Audubon to ensure you don’t miss out on the next issue of EarthCare Northwest!
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2022 EarthCare Issues
2021 EarthCare Issues
- Winter 2021 – Annual Report
- Fall 2021 – digital edition
- Summer 2021
- Spring 2021 – digital edition
2020 EarthCare Issues
- Winter 2020 – Annual Report
- Fall 2020 – digital edition
- Summer 2020
- Spring 2020
2019 EarthCare Issues
2018 EarthCare Issues
2017 EarthCare Issues
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EarthCare Northwest | Spring 2022
Welcome to Seattle Audubon’s Spring 2022 member newsletter, EarthCare Northwest. In this issue are talking all about backyards, balconies, and outdoor spaces we can make safe and enhance to attract birds and other wildlife.
Tim-ber? … Not So Fast: The Important Role of Dead and Dying Trees | EarthCare Northwest
Trees are essential for birds, even when the tree is dead or dying. We hear from Stuart Niven, a professional arborist, about how snags and woody debris can remain in your yard safely, and provide excellent habitat and food resources for birds.
Connecting Urban Nature | EarthCare Northwest
How can we improve access and connectivity for people and wildlife? A collaboration between Seattle Audubon, the Capitol Hill EcoDistrict, and the Seattle Bird Conservation Partnership are in the final phases of developing a guide to improving habitat values and human access to green space in urban Seattle.