Check out Eastside Audubon’s latest Book Club picks for 2019!
Eastside Audubon Welcomes New Board Members
Eastside Audubon’s board members provide diverse voices and wide-ranging experiences that guide us to protecting, preserving and enhancing our natural ecosystems and communities for the benefit of birds, other wildlife and people. Their leadership is essential as we look to the future and the increasing threat of climate change. Please welcome our new partners in environmental protection!
What is a Birdathon?
April President's Letter
The year is off to a good start and I hope the same is true for you. On January 13, the EAS board participated in a day-long retreat to talk about roles, goals and priorities. It was a good opportunity to discuss the areas in the chapter that need attention, both from the board’s point of view and the executive director’s.
Op-ed: Butterflies and Birds Know No Border
Blue-winged Teal
Eastside Audubon’s Bird of the Month for April 2019 is the Blue-winged Teal. The male Blue-winged Teal has a dramatic white crescent curving down across its face. While in flight a silvery blue patch on the leading edge of the wing and a green speculum on the secondaries marking a contrast visible in flight.
Winter Marymoor Habitat Restoration Work
Remembering the Life and Work of Helen Engle
Bird Song Soiree: Auction Sneak Peek
Whether you like your birds in the field or on the football field, Bird Song Soiree promises to have something for EVERY bird lover. Here’s a glimpse at some of our most recent additions to the silent auction.
Brewer’s Sparrow
Christmas Bird Count (CBC) 2018 Report
Calling All Artists and Photographers!
Youth Education Workshops and Lesson Plans on Demand
Marymoor Park Bird Habitat Restoration Update
The January 5th event was a great start to the year for habitat restoration at Marymoor. Even though there were no plants to put in the ground, 27 volunteers came out for invasive plant species removal for a total of 83.5 service hours. Also, a special guest from King County came to visit and there was even a little bird drama.
Celebrating Heroes in Conservation
Swamp Sparrow
February President's Letter
The year is off to a good start and I hope the same is true for you. On January 13, the EAS board participated in a day-long retreat to talk about roles, goals and priorities. It was a good opportunity to discuss the areas in the chapter that need attention, both from the board’s point of view and the executive director’s.