Klamath Bird Observatory offers various bird monitoring workshops. Our bird banding workshops offer a great opportunity to learn new, and refresh old, bird banding skills. Topics covered include songbird ageing and sexing techniques using molt, plumage, skulling, and other criteria, bander safety, public interaction and education at banding stations, and net repair. Banding workshops are offered by North American Banding Council (NABC) trainers and follow NABC guidelines. The workshops involve seminars, demonstrations, and experiential learning.
Klamath Bird Observatory offers a variety of internships. Field-based interns work on various monitoring and research projects and gain skills in bird identification (by sight and sound), field biology and natural history, orienteering, survey methodology and data collection, and data entry. Select internship positions focus on project management, organizational development, data management and analyses, and communications. KBO staff work with interns collaborate to create an academic learning experience during which Student Volunteer Interns work towards achieving specific learning goals while contributing to KBO’s science-based conservation efforts.
This course is based on the 
This Curriculum is based on the North American Banding Council's collection of training manuals plus supplemental study materials and original content. It consists of Theory and Practical segments derived from the NABC Trainee Report Card.