Join Spokane Audubon Society as they celebrate the 50th Anniversary of Expo ‘74 with a bird walk at James T. Slavin Conservation Area.
Like all living creatures, birds need food, water, shelter and security. Learn how to make your yard safe for birds and how to best provide for their other basic needs. Alan McCoy has been birding in the Spokane area for 40 years. Most of that bird watching is on his five acre home site where he built a small pond and plants shrubs and flowers to attract birds, bugs and butterflies.
Join Spokane Audubon Society as they celebrate the 50th Anniversary of Expo ‘74 with a bird walk at Waikiki Springs Nature Area.
You are invited to a celebration of birds, bats, butterflies, botany, and the beauty of spring in eastern Washington. Each year, Audubon chapters and their friends gather for a few days of camping, birding, and exploring the Wenas Wildlife Area near Ellensburg, WA.
Join Spokane Audubon Society with a bird walk at Turnbull Wildlife Refuge.
Explore the biodiversity of Saltese Flats every 1st Wednesday of the month with birdwatcher Tim O’Brien. Warm up afterwards with Spokane County Water Resources Restoration & Education Staff.
OWLS OF RIVERSIDE STATE PARK
Learn about owls and other feathered friends that inhabit the Park, presented by Bea and Jim Harrison from theSpokane Audubon Society. (Bowl & Pitcher Amphitheater)
Join Lindell Haggin on a three hour walking field trip leaving from the Painted Rocks Trailhead Thursday, June 6 at 7am.
Join Spokane Audubon Society as they celebrate the 50th Anniversary of Expo ‘74 with a bird walk at Iller Creek, part of the Dishman Hills Conservancy.
Join Spokane Audubon Society as they celebrate the 50th Anniversary of Expo ‘74 with a bird walk at Medical Lake Waterfront Park.
Join us for an easy bird walk at Cheney Wetlands. The wetlands just east of downtown Cheney are a great place to see waterfowl, raptors and songbirds especially at this time of year.
Join Spokane Audubon Society as they celebrate the 50th Anniversary of Expo ‘74 with a bird walk at Riverside State Park.
Join Spokane Audubon Society as they celebrate the 50th Anniversary of Expo ‘74 with a bird walk at the Spokane Conservation District in their newly restored quarry.
Explore the biodiversity of Saltese Flats every 1st Wednesday of the month with birdwatcher Tim O’Brien. Warm up afterwards with Spokane County Water Resources Restoration & Education Staff.
Join Spokane Audubon Society with a bird walk at Turnbull Wildlife Refuge.
Explore the biodiversity of Saltese Flats every 1st Wednesday of the month with birdwatcher Tim O’Brien. Warm up afterwards with Spokane County Water Resources Restoration & Education Staff.
Explore the biodiversity of Saltese Flats every 1st Wednesday of the month with birdwatcher Tim O’Brien. Warm up afterwards with Spokane County Water Resources Restoration & Education Staff.
Join Spokane Audubon Society with a bird walk at Turnbull Wildlife Refuge.
Join Spokane Audubon Society with a bird walk at Turnbull Wildlife Refuge.
Join Spokane Audubon Society with a bird walk at Turnbull Wildlife Refuge.
Explore the biodiversity of Saltese Flats every 1st Wednesday of the month with birdwatcher Tim O’Brien. Warm up afterwards with Spokane County Water Resources Restoration & Education Staff.
Join Spokane Audubon Society in their long-standing “Lek Surveys and other Prairie Grouse Recovery Program” with a gala winter habitat planting project at Swanson Lakes Wildlife Area May 11, 2024.
Join Richard and Sandy Sollie, along with their 5-year old granddaughter, on a child-friendly walk through Turnbull Wildlife Refuge. The pace will be suitable for all ages and the emphasis of this adventure is fun!
Join Jim and Bea Harrison for a short bird walk to put some of the knowledge learned in the presentation of May 6 to work. If you have your own binoculars, please bring them. Otherwise, we can provide binoculars for you to use.
Meet at Medical Lake Waterfront Park parking area (S 1386 Lefevre Street) at the south end of the lake.
Please let Jim and Bea know that you are coming and whether you will need binoculars. We will be walking on a fairly level, paved trail for about 2 miles roundtrip. Restrooms are available, but bring your own water and snacks, if needed.
Contact Bea either by voice, text or email.
830-313-0610
Join Spokane Audubon Society as they celebrate the 50th Anniversary of Expo ‘74 with a bird walk at Mount Spokane.
Mike Munts, Wildlife Biologist at the Little Pend Oreille National Wildlife Refuge in Stevens and Pend Oreille counties, will share information about the life cycles of three species of chickadees – Black-capped, Mountain, and Chestnut-backed – and three species of nuthatches – Red-breasted, White-breasted, and Pygmy – that inhabit the refuge.
Welcome to the wonderful world of birding! Join Jim and Bea Harrison for an introductory talk about the joy of birds and birding
Spokane Audubon Society has a new conservation partnership with the Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife (WDFW)-managed Sherman Creek Wildlife Area. We are committed to providing data to monitor habitat work on the wildlife area.
We’re seeking volunteers to do point count bird surveys on two transects three times during the breeding bird season in June and July of each year. We will have a training on the morning of May 4, 2024, at Turnbull National Wildlife Refuge for interested birders who would like to boost their survey skills.
Join Spokane Audubon Society as they celebrate the 50th Anniversary of Expo ‘74 with a bird walk at Turnbull Wildlife Refuge.
Explore the biodiversity of Saltese Flats every 1st Wednesday of the month with birdwatcher Tim O’Brien. Warm up afterwards with Spokane County Water Resources Restoration & Education Staff.
Join the Spokane Audubon along with the City of Spokane Parks and Recreation, Bartlett Tree Experts, Master Composters and Recyclers, Spokane County Regional Solid Waste System, and Heindl Tree Care among others, to celebrate Arbor Day at the beautiful Finch Arboretum April 27, 2024.
Celebrate Earth Day with The Lands Council! They will host a fun, family-friendly “Earth Fest” at Turnbull National Wildlife Refuge on Saturday, April 20th at 9:00 am.
Join Jenny Emerson and Wanda Peters for a short bird walk at Fan Lake to put some of your new birding skills to the test!
Spend an hour learning how to identify birds, how to set up binoculars, what books and apps are available.
Like all living creatures, birds need food, water, shelter and security. On April 16th at 6:30pm, join us for a slide presentation to learn how to make your yard safe for birds and how to best provide for their other basic needs.
Discover the spectacular nature and excellent birding opportunities found on the Olympic Peninsula with the Olympic Peninsula Audubon Society and the Dungeness River Nature Center during Birdfest 2024 held April 11-14.
Join Alan McCoy for a short bird walk to put some of the knowledge learned in the presentation of April 11 to work.
Spend an hour learning how to identify birds, how to set up binoculars, what books and apps are available. Then, on Saturday, April 13th, go on a bird walk for a couple hours to begin your birding adventures.
Join Spokane Audubon Society with a bird walk at Turnbull Wildlife Refuge.
Explore the biodiversity of Saltese Flats every 1st Wednesday of the month with birdwatcher Tim O’Brien. Warm up afterwards with Spokane County Water Resources Restoration & Education Staff.
Join Lindell Haggin for a short bird walk at Waikiki Springs Nature Preserve and put some of your new birding skills to the test!
Spend an hour learning how to identify birds, how to set up binoculars, what books and apps are available.
Join Alan McCoy for a short bird walk to put some of the knowledge learned in the presentation of March 19th to work.
This is the annual Othello Sandhill Crane Festival!! Founded in 1998, the Othello Sandhill Crane Festival highlights the spring return of Sandhill Cranes to the greater Othello area and Columbia National Wildlife Refuge.
Spend an hour learning how to identify birds, how to set up binoculars, what books and apps are available.
Join Spokane Audubon Society with a bird walk at Turnbull Wildlife Refuge.
Molly Dixon, who has been the refuge wildlife biologist for almost two years now, will provide an update on some of the major wildlife monitoring and habitat restoration projects going on at Turnbull.
Explore the biodiversity of Saltese Flats every 1st Wednesday of the month with birdwatcher Tim O’Brien. Warm up afterwards with Spokane County Water Resources Restoration & Education Staff.
