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Oak Woodlands and Prairies Get Much Needed Help
The Oregon Watershed Enhancement Board has approved more than $300,000 in funding for three projects to protect and restore dwindling oak woodlands and prairies. The Klamath Siskiyou Oak Network, a […]
UPCOMING TALK & WALK PROGRAMS
WILDLIFE REHABILITATION: KEEPING WILD BIRDS WILD TALK: Thursday, October 26th 6:30-8:00pm This presentation will feature photos and stories about the birds at several rehabilitation centers in our area. Learn about […]
Climate Change — A Bird’s Eye View
The Douglas County Global Warming Coalition is pleased to partner with the Umpqua Valley Audubon Society to present Climate Change — A Bird’s Eye View: How Global Warming Impacts Birds […]
A NEW PLAN FOR OAK AND PRAIRIE HABITATS
A broad coalition of partners just unveiled a new conservation strategy to help conserve oak woodlands and native prairies from northern California to British Columbia. Prairie, Oaks and People – […]
KBO’s 2017 Conservation Stamp Set
Klamath Bird Observatory’s 2017 Conservation Science Stamp features the Oregon Vesper Sparrow. We feature this sparrow to raise awareness about its peril while also showcasing steps we are making for […]
Oregon Vesper Sparrow Conservation
The Oregon Vesper Sparrow is a subspecies of the Vesper Sparrow, a migratory grassland-obligate bird. This subspecies nests to the west of the Vesper Sparrow’s continental breeding range. The Oregon […]
An Unprecedented Legacy: KBO’s International Training Program
By Dr. Jared Wolfe, KBO Research Associate Central and South America host the most diverse bird communities on Earth. The dizzying array of antbirds, cotingas, manakins, and woodcreepers have captured […]
NEWS RELEASE: Songbird Populations May Indicate Trouble in Northwestern Forests
***NEWS RELEASE: September 27, 2017*** CONTACT: John Alexander, Executive Director, Klamath Bird Observatory, 541-890-7067, jda@klamathbird.org Songbird Populations May Indicate Trouble in Northwestern Forests Populations of many North American songbirds are […]
Why Noah Strycker? Why the Monument? Why conservation stamps?
Conservation Birding – celebrating a love for birds and birding and supporting science-driven conservation efforts New York Times bestselling author (and birding superstar), Oregon’s own Noah Strycker, is coming to […]
Citizen Science Opportunity for Fall Migration
Looking for a new place to bird during fall migration? Klamath Bird Observatory and The Selberg Institute are continuing a yearlong citizen science project on the beautiful Sampson Creek Preserve […]
