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.
1983-2026
Skagit Audubon depends on volunteers to put on awesome programs, educational activities, field trips, this website and more! If you have talent or time to share, please visit our VOLUNTEER page to learn more. Thank you!
MONTHLY PROGRAM
MAY MEETING-IN PERSON ONLY!
“Pollinator Diversity: The Wide Variety of Species Who Pollinate the Plants We All Depend Upon”
Presented by: Bob Gillespie, PhD
May 12th-7:00 pm; Doors Open 6:00pm
Skagit Audubon Needs Your Help!
Like any all-volunteer organization, Skagit Audubon can only function when members step forward to fill essential roles. Starting July 1st, key board positions will be vacant. These include President, Secretary, and several At-Large board positions. Please consider volunteering and sharing YOUR time and talents to keep us going! CLICK HERE to lean more.
LIGHTS OUT WASHINGTON
YOU CAN HELP MIGRATORY BIRDS IN WASHINGTON!
Save a Bird, Turn out a Light!
Click Here for a flyer you can share
Learn more at this website: Lights Out, Washington! | Audubon
GRAY’S HARBOR SHOREBIRD FESTIVAL (MAY 1-3, 2026)
Registration open now!
www.shorebirdfestival.com
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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From the Skagit Audubon Board of Directors: All those who plan to participate in our group activities are asked to stay up-to-date on their vaccinations and stay home if they are feeling unwell in order to foster good community health and protect more vulnerable citizens. Thank you.