Dim the Lights for Birds at Night! By Taking the Pledge for sensible lighting, you can help make our region safer and healthier for wildlife and humans alike, and help raise awareness about the growing impact that light pollution has…
Our First Saturday Bird Walks, created in celebration of the Lane Audubon Inclusivity and Diversity Statement, are reserved for women, BIPOC, and members of the LGBTQIA+ community. Birders of all levels and backgrounds are welcome to join, particularly those who…
Lane County Audubon hosts sunset viewing of Vaux's Swifts as they enter evening roost in the Agate Hall chimney on the University of Oregon Campus. See Calendar for dates.
Lane County Audubon Society will host two fall swift events outside Agate Hall at sunset on Friday, September 8, and Friday, September 22 around 7:30pm or sunset. It’s fun to observe the swifts as they gather, inside the Agate Hall chimney…
Schools are back in session, and it’s time to invite teachers to sign up for Audubon Adventures. The Audubon Adventures curriculum kits are designed by the National Audubon Society to help students learn about the natural world and increase their…
UO Museum of Natural and Cultural History Lane Audubon was one of the featured community organizations attending when UO Museum of Natural and Cultural History held a Family Nature Night, “Wetlands and Watersheds,” on June 22.. Thank you to Rose…
Lane County Audubon Society is happy to announce that we have been selected as a recipient of the Buffalo Exchange Tokens for Bags® program from July through December 2023. You can now donate to Lane County Audubon Society just by…
Photos by Steve Gordon Once described as a common Oregon bird in the 1930s, the Western Bluebird experienced dramatic population declines by the 1970s. In part, assisted by artificial bluebird projects, the species made a recovery. Preferred cavity nesting habitat…
We need help, and these jobs can be really fun for individuals who enjoy looking at birds and sharing that joy with other birders and potential new enthusiasts. One person (or two, working together) is needed to plan, organize, and…
Mt. Pisgah hosted more than a thousand guests, wildflower displays, a varied music lineup, vendors, and nonprofit booths for the Mt. Pisgah Wildflower and Music Festival on May 21, 2023. LCAS’s booth was among the nonprofits in attendance, and we…