Barb Pope and Rose Britton gave a one-hour presentation at a kids’ day event called “Off the Beaten Path” at the Cottage Grove Library the afternoon of August 4th. Twenty-eight kids, ages ranging from 4 to 11, participated. Barb and…
Lane County Audubon Society will host one of its annual fall swift events outside Agate Hall at sunset on Friday September 16th. It is fun to observe the swifts before they fly off to Central and South America for the…
The Rivers to Ridges Partnership is a voluntary association of 19 organizations working collaboratively to advance the protection, restoration, and management of open space resources in the southern Willamette Valley. The Rivers to Ridges planning area focuses on the Eugene-Springfield…
Editor’s note: Ram Papish has been a recurring, and always entertaining, presenter at our LCAS Program Meetings. For months I have kept an Oregon’s Birds poster that he created on my computer’s desk top just because I liked it so…
Please step up to help us keep our energy and forward momentum going! If you have an interest in being involved and have skills you would like to put to work in support of our goals, we would like to…
Three of our bird specimens have visited three classrooms during the final months of the school year, thanks to the efforts of LCAS’s Audubon Adventures Coordinator, Cecelia Hagen. Our American Kestrel went to Adams Elementary, our Northern Flicker went to…
On April 26th and 28th, 2022 at Bauman Tree farm near Veneta, we put on beginning birding class sessions for students from Agnes Stewart Middle School. We focused on how to use binoculars and what to look for when birding.…
July 27, 6:30 pm - July 28, noon 2022 You are invited to join the 17th annual Marbled Murrelet community science survey on a spectacular stretch of Oregon’s coast. After two years of hosting this event virtually, the Portland Audubon…
Please do not use drones for bird photography or videography as they may cause harm to birds. The birds are likely to perceive the drone as a predator and leave their roosting or nesting area. Drones could disturb them to…
Dear Cecelia Hagen, My students loved the Audubon Adventures Magazines and learned many facts from them. First, they liked learning about climate change and what they can do to protect our important ozone layer. They loved hearing about the young…