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Spokane Audubon Society |
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UPCOMING FIELD TRIPS
(click above for details on each trip) Field Trip Leaders Wanted! Want to go birding? Have a "birdy" place in mind?
Conservation Action
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Our Beautiful Monarch Butterflies
Need Your Help!
Declined 90% in the last 20 years!
![]() ![]() What's a yardmap?![]() YardMap is a citizen science project designed to cultivate a richer understanding of bird habitat, for both professional scientists and people concerned with their local environments. Another Citizen Science project from the Cornell Lab of Ornithology
Find out what the Discover Pass is all about.
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Spokane Audubon Monthly Program
February 13, 2019 Sagebrush Songbird Survey Christi’s talk will focus on the 2018 accomplishments of the Sagebrush Songbird Survey, a partnership among Audubon WA, local chapters, and Washington Dept. of Fish and Wildlife as a collaborative, community science research program. Lindell Haggin, the Spokane Audubon Survey chair, will highlight Sagebrush Songbird Survey training and field participation opportunities for members as part of the Spokane’s contribution to the larger project. ![]()
Find a birding festival near you this year. If your festival is not listed, send us your information.
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Attract Birds
Use Less Water and Less Work
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Use National Audubon's native plants database and explore the best plants for birds in your area!
Revised Checklists Newly revised checklists are now available for Lincoln, Pend Oreille, Spokane, Stevens, and Whitman counties as well as Washington State. These checklists are compiled by Washington Birder. They can be found here.
Birders' Exchange
The American Birding Association's Birders' Exchange program collects donated new and used equipment and distributes it to their colleagues working to conserve birds and their habitats throughout Latin America and the Carribean.
Do you want to help? Find out more.
Check out our online store. Browse the catalog at the Online Nature Mall. Any purchases made at the mall will benefit Spokane Audubon too. Find out how.
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