Eastside Audubon is now accepting applications for two funding opportunities supporting local conservation and education efforts.
The Puget Sound Seabird Survey is looking for birders in King County to join this established Community Science program.
In the quiet of the woods the bubbling song of the Ruby-crowned Kinglet erupted, and the high trill of the Brown Creeper signaled its presence. The hormonal drive to breed had birds singing regardless of the weather.
When the pace of everyday life stresses me out, or the craziness of political news makes me wonder about the future of society, I’m drawn to nature. While it’s difficult to clear my mind of everything that has caused the stress, sometimes I can fill it momentarily with the wonder of the world around us.
While researching some literature in preparation for Eastside Audubon’s upcoming bird survey of the Willowmoor Project area at Marymoor Park, I learned that by taking into consideration some important elements of restoration design and new plantings, restoration of riparian habitat could significantly improve bird abundance and diversity in an area that had previously become degraded.
This past year was an incredible achievement for wildlife and the places animals and people need to thrive. Your support, volunteer hours, and advocacy helped secure important wins for birds and the environment and we couldn't have done it without you. Check out this short video we made just for you!
