Photo by Ann Kramer
Watching Birds - Protecting Habitat - Connecting With Nature
Our mission is to conserve and restore natural ecosystems, focusing on birds, other wildlife and their habitats for the benefit of humanity and the earth’s biological diversity.
1983-2024
JANUARY PROGRAM
JANUARY MEETING – PRESENTED ON ZOOM ONLY
“BABY BIRDS: AN ARTIST LOOKS INTO THE NEST”
Presented by: Julie Zickefoose, Nature Artist and Writer
Tuesday, January 14, 2025 at 7:00 pm
In response to the COVID-19 virus, some of our general meetings are being held at the Padilla Bay Interpretive Center while others will be available on Zoom only. Hybrid meetings are not currently offered. Please check the monthly program description for meeting details. As with our hikes and field trips, only vaccinated, symptom-free individuals should attend meetings in person.
VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES FOR SKAGIT AUDUBON SOCIETY (SAS) EDUCATION COMMITTEE
We have two events in January and could use some help! Contact Jeff at education@skagitaudubon.org for full details. We will help you with information, table set up, information cards, display items and more.
Storming the Sound - staff a table for SAS- January 24
This is a meeting for environmental educators in the region. It has been well attended and there are lots of seminar opportunities during the day. We will have a table at the event. We will offer to pay the fee for the event for members willing to staff the table for at least one two-hour period.
La Conner Birding Festival - staff a table for SAS - January 25-26
Table opportunities, presentation opportunities, SAS led field trips and more. Help with staffing the SAS table for a two-hour period. Volunteer to lead a field trip around LaConner. Participation on both days is not required.
Field trip at Clayton Beach
Skagit Audubon has so much to offer!
Outstanding Monthly Programs
Field & Hiking Trips
Educational Opportunities
Conservation Activities
Volunteering
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