Coast to Cascades Bird Alliance Welcomes Our Newest Board Member, Tammie Stark, who writes: I grew up close to nature in the high desert of Nevada in an athletic and outdoorsy family on a ranch homesteaded by my grandparents. I…
If you think a bird needs help, assess the situation carefully before you act. Many wildlife species leave their young while they forage for food and won’t return if people are nearby. An animal should only be removed from its…
On June 7, 2025, Coast to Cascades Bird Alliance held an open house for potential volunteers, offering them an opportunity to find out about our volunteer opportunities. More than 30 people attended, enjoyed tasty goodies, and visited with our Board…
Did you know the Eugene Public Library has backpacks filled with everything you need to enjoy watching birds? It does. And not just for you, but for a young companion as well. It’s part of the library’s comparatively new Library…
Mr. Kenna’s student-led environmental club has transformed a space in the courtyard of Willamette High School into a pollinator garden! LCAS donated plants, soil, and compost for the garden, which now fills an area previously overgrown with bamboo. LCAS vice…
We’d like to acknowledge our UO Environmental Studies Program spring term interns, Serena Quintana and Asher Krauel, for their help with outreach, advancing our Lights Out program, and helping with Habitat Haven. Thank you and congratulations on your graduation.
The Lane Audubon Society (LCAS) booth was at two Wildflower events this past May. On May 3, the LCAS booth was at Awbrey Park in Eugene. Thanks to booth volunteers who helped set up and staff the booth at this…
The votes are in and we have a winner. Welcome to the Lane Audubon! We now have a new name that communicates our mission and feels welcoming and inviting. Our name identifies the partnerships essential to our work and creates…
View on YouTube. Join professional naturalist, woodpecker expert, and author Steve Shunk for an entertaining evening of woodpecker tales and taboos at the Campbell Center in Eugene at 7pm. Prepare to leave with a newfound appreciation for these ubiquitous woodland…
Many thanks to Cammie Ganshert and the 12 volunteers who came out for the Bike Path Cleanup on April 12th. We also appreciate the Bureau of Land Management staff who supported our cleanup efforts.