Our partners at the Inland Northwest Land Conservancy and the Lands Council are hosting a series of community planting days to restore valuable riparian bird habitat at Waikiki Springs. Volunteers are needed to help restore this 10 acre piece of land.

Come visit us at our table at the annual Fall Leaf Festival at the beautiful Finch Arboretum! This free community event features family activities, music, tree demonstrations, and environmental education.

Our partners at the Inland Northwest Land Conservancy and the Lands Council are hosting a series of community planting days to restore valuable riparian bird habitat at Waikiki Springs. Volunteers are needed to help restore this 10 acre piece of land.

Join Spokane Audubon volunteers Steve Scordino and Bea Harrison for a walk around the Cheney wetlands. Migratory ducks are returning to the area and the Cheney wetlands offers large areas of duck habitat as well as ponderosa pine forest. This beginner-friendly walk is open to all. A limited number of binoculars will be available.

During this talk, Bird Friendly Program Manager Kirstin Hill will describe the link between coffee and bird conservation, discuss what makes Bird Friendly certification the gold-standard for biodiversity protection, and share how you can join the movement to “Drink Bird Friendly.”  Your coffee is stronger than you think!

Bring your best bird trivia skills to our popular Birds, Brews, and Trivia event! Relax among the trees and enjoy a microbrew at the beautiful, family owned Precious Things brewery. We’ll take a short walk around the forest, look for birds, talk about their habitat (there may be some trivia answers dropped!), then gather for a bird-themed trivia game. Beginners are welcome and encouraged to join us!

Our partners at the Inland Northwest Land Conservancy and the Lands Council are hosting a series of community planting days to restore valuable riparian bird habitat at Waikiki Springs. Volunteers are needed to help restore this 10 acre piece of land.

Wherever you are on 10 October, take a few minutes to enjoy birds and share what you find. Participate from anywhere—even from home!

Join Spokane Audubon volunteers Brenda Day and Jody Morehouse for a slow-paced walk around this restored wetland area. Meet at the Doris Morrison Learning Center.

The mountain calls!  In the Spokane area, there are a few unique locations that provide an opportunity to see some species of birds that do not exist anywhere else in Spokane County.

Please join volunteer hike docent Liz Melville with INLC and birding guide Alan McCoy from Spokane Audubon Society on Saturday, September 19th, for a late-summer, early fall birding hike around the James T. Slavin Conservation Area.

Turnbull National Wildlife Refugehas a rich and varied landscape with many birds to see in in the spring. This bird walk will start at the Headquarters building parking lot. We will walk the Stubblefield Trail and hook up with the Pine Lakes Loop Trail. This walk takes about 2 or 3 hours, but you are welcome to leave early.

Wildlife landscaping is the topic of Spokane Audubon Society Sept. 9 meeting at 6 p.m. at Shadle Park Library, 2111 W. Wellesley Ave., and on-line via Zoom link available at www.audubonspokane.org.

This is a class about how to use the popular electronic birding tools Merlin and eBird effectively and responsibly. This class will be a combination of classroom instruction and field time so you can start using your new skills right away.

Explore the biodiversity of Saltese Flats on the first Wednesday of every month.

Join Tim O’Brien at Saltese Flats to look for migratory shorebirds!

Fall shorebird migration will be the focus of this trip visiting two sites that hold great potential for close-up views of these hard to identify birds.  We will start at Saltese Flats at the Doris Morrison Learning Center at 8:00am sharp.  We will walk down to Graham Pond and view the birds there and then either walk or drive to the south side of the Flats to check Pete's Pond.  Then we will carpool west from there to the Medical Lake area and check the mudflats around Granite and Willow Lakes.  This will be a slow-paced trip focusing on shorebird identification.  Photography is welcome.  Please come prepared for sun exposure, potential ticks, and bring food/drink.  Total walking distance estimated at 3 miles with frequent stops.  Spotting scopes are recommended if you have one.  Please reserve your spot by email:  rather.b.birdin@gmail.com or by text 509-850-7114.

Turnbull National Wildlife Refugehas a rich and varied landscape with many birds to see in in the spring. This bird walk will start at the Headquarters building parking lot. We will walk the Stubblefield Trail and hook up with the Pine Lakes Loop Trail. This walk takes about 2 or 3 hours, but you are welcome to leave early.

Turnbull National Wildlife Refugehas a rich and varied landscape with many birds to see in in the spring. This bird walk will start at the Headquarters building parking lot.We will walk the Stubblefield Trail and hook up with the Pine Lakes Loop Trail. This walk takes about 2 or 3 hours, but you are welcome to leave early.

Join Spokane Riverkeeper and Spokane Audubon for an evening Walk & Talk along the Spokane River. Together, we'll pick up trash along the river, learn about the river and the aquifer, and look for birds who depend on this valuable habitat.

Target bird species: assorted waterfowl, osprey, bald eagles, song sparrows, and warblers

Learn about bird migration in Eastern Washington, the impact of window strikes on migratory birds in Washington, and simple ways you can help protect our feathered friends. Presented by chapter President Alan McCoy.

Participants will get a raffle ticket for the chance to win a bird house or a bird feeder!

Join us in a guided bird walk at Medical Lake, followed by an opportunity for socializing at Roam Coffee. Led by Jim and Bea Harrison, this walk will take place along a mostly level, paved trail covering approximately two miles roundtrip, with benches available intermittently for rest.

Explore the biodiversity of Saltese Flats on the first Wednesday of every month.

Join Spokane Audubon Society for a short bird walk around Big Barn Brewing Company’s Farm in Green Bluff.  Following the walk, participants will gather in the private taphouse for no-host brews and a bird trivia game!

Explore Glen Tana on a guided birding walk led by hike docent and birder Brenda Day, in partnership with the Inland Northwest Land Conservancy. This outing on Thursday, June 25 continues a series of monthly birding walks that will follow the changing bird populations from winter through summer.

Turnbull National Wildlife Refugehas a rich and varied landscape with many birds to see in in the spring. This bird walk will start at the Headquarters building parking lot. We will walk the Stubblefield Trail and hook up with the Pine Lakes Loop Trail. This walk takes about 2 or 3 hours, but you are welcome to leave early.

Turnbull National Wildlife Refugehas a rich and varied landscape with many birds to see in in the spring. This bird walk will start at the Headquarters building parking lot.We will walk the Stubblefield Trail and hook up with the Pine Lakes Loop Trail. This walk takes about 2 or 3 hours, but you are welcome to leave early.

Join experienced kayaker and birder Carrie Dugovic on a combined canoe/kayak and birding trip that offers a unique opportunity to view birds from the water.  This will be an approximately four-hour canoe/kayak on the Little Spokane River from the St. George’s put-in to the 9-mile takeout.

Join us in a guided bird walk at Medical Lake, followed by an opportunity for socializing at Roam Coffee. Led by Jim and Bea Harrison, this walk will take place along a mostly level, paved trail covering approximately two miles roundtrip, with benches available intermittently for rest.

Explore the biodiversity of Saltese Flats on the first Wednesday of every month.