Northern Harrier / David Hutson / Audubon Photography Awards
Annual Report 2019-2020
Seattle Audubon is pleased to share our 2019–2020 Annual Report, which includes the many wonderful accomplishments made possible through the dedication of our volunteers, members, staff and donors last year — all on behalf of birds!
Seattle Audubon Statement on Politico Article Featuring National Audubon Society
Seattle Audubon was saddened to learn about the culture of “intimidation and threats” experienced by people of color and women at the National Audubon Society, which was uncovered in an investigative report published by Politico last week.
COVID Update
October 30, 2020 To the Seattle Audubon community: We miss seeing you and we hope that you are staying well! How’s your home bird-list shaping up during this fall migration? We’ve seen lots of migrating geese, crows flocking to...
Radio Program Leads to Landmark $100,000 Gift
With the launch of our new strategic plan, Cities at the Center, Seattle Audubon has some unexpected wind at our backs, thanks to the incredible generosity of two local philanthropists, Jim and Birte Falconer.
Introducing Bird-safe Cities
Seattle Audubon is proud to introduce Bird-safe Cities, an ambitious new initiative that aims to reduce urban hazards to birds.
How New York City became a safer place for birds
Seattle Audubon sat down to learn from our friends at New York City Audubon about their work on bird-friendly buildings. We’re working together to translate their learnings to Seattle and beyond!
Seattle Audubon Statement on Facebook Group Censorship and “No Politics” Policies
Under the guise of “no politics” policies, administrators of some online groups suppressed and deleted posts addressing the intersections of race, racism, and birding and banned group members who raised these important issues.
Seattle Audubon Statement on Central Park Birding Incident
The details of the racist incident that occurred in New York City’s Central Park this Memorial Day are now well known and have been widely condemned. As tempting as it may be to point fingers in response to reprehensible behavior, we are asking our members to take...
Redevelopment at Fort Lawton and Seattle Audubon
Image credit: Cit y of Seattle Seattle Audubon is not party to any lawsuit regarding the redevelopment plan at Fort Lawton. At least two groups have filed lawsuits since November 2019 opposing the planned redevelopment at the site adjacent to Discovery Park in the...
Conservation Groups Sue on Behalf of Marbled Murrelet and Public Lands
In early January 2020, Washington Environmental Council, Conservation Northwest, Olympic Forest Coalition, and other individual plaintiffs filed a lawsuit against the Department of Natural Resources, Board of Natural Resources, and Commissioner of Public Lands...
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Annual Report 2019-2020
Seattle Audubon is pleased to share our 2019–2020 Annual Report, which includes the many wonderful accomplishments made possible through the dedication of our volunteers, members, staff and donors last year — all on behalf of birds!
Seattle Audubon Statement on Politico Article Featuring National Audubon Society
Seattle Audubon was saddened to learn about the culture of “intimidation and threats” experienced by people of color and women at the National Audubon Society, which was uncovered in an investigative report published by Politico last week.
COVID Update
October 30, 2020 To the Seattle Audubon community: We miss seeing you and we hope that you are staying well! How’s your home bird-list shaping up during this fall migration? We’ve seen lots of migrating geese, crows flocking to...
Radio Program Leads to Landmark $100,000 Gift
With the launch of our new strategic plan, Cities at the Center, Seattle Audubon has some unexpected wind at our backs, thanks to the incredible generosity of two local philanthropists, Jim and Birte Falconer.
Introducing Bird-safe Cities
Seattle Audubon is proud to introduce Bird-safe Cities, an ambitious new initiative that aims to reduce urban hazards to birds.
How New York City became a safer place for birds
Seattle Audubon sat down to learn from our friends at New York City Audubon about their work on bird-friendly buildings. We’re working together to translate their learnings to Seattle and beyond!
Seattle Audubon Statement on Facebook Group Censorship and “No Politics” Policies
Under the guise of “no politics” policies, administrators of some online groups suppressed and deleted posts addressing the intersections of race, racism, and birding and banned group members who raised these important issues.
Seattle Audubon Statement on Central Park Birding Incident
The details of the racist incident that occurred in New York City’s Central Park this Memorial Day are now well known and have been widely condemned. As tempting as it may be to point fingers in response to reprehensible behavior, we are asking our members to take...
Redevelopment at Fort Lawton and Seattle Audubon
Image credit: Cit y of Seattle Seattle Audubon is not party to any lawsuit regarding the redevelopment plan at Fort Lawton. At least two groups have filed lawsuits since November 2019 opposing the planned redevelopment at the site adjacent to Discovery Park in the...
Conservation Groups Sue on Behalf of Marbled Murrelet and Public Lands
In early January 2020, Washington Environmental Council, Conservation Northwest, Olympic Forest Coalition, and other individual plaintiffs filed a lawsuit against the Department of Natural Resources, Board of Natural Resources, and Commissioner of Public Lands...