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KBO in Audubon Magazine
Klamath Bird Observatory was highlighted in the latest Audubon magazine. The Spring 2017 issue’s Travel section suggests our Community Education Programs as an Alternative Adventure. Pictured is 2015 student volunteer […]
Upcoming Talk – Climate Change: A Bird’s Eye View
Recent research suggests that the challenges bird communities already face are exacerbated by climate change. As climate change brings shifts of habitats, birds can be among the first to tell […]
From Africa to Central America – Forging International Partnerships to Conserve Wildlife
Tropical forests are used by local people for food, timber, and resource extraction. Balancing the needs of local people and the needs of sensitive wildlife has presented scientists with pressing […]
A Call for Citizen Scientists!
Klamath Bird Observatory and The Selberg Institute are launching a new citizen science project on the beautiful Sampson Creek Preserve just outside of Ashland. This project offers something for all […]
Klamath Bird Newsletter 2017 Winter Edition Released
The 2017 Winter Klamath Bird newsletter is hot off the presses! In this issue we look back at the year gone by and ahead to the one before us with […]
STAND UP FOR SCIENCE
A NOTE FROM OUR SCIENCE DIRECTOR: Peer-reviewed science is nonpartisan. While science is non-advocacy in nature, scientific results ensure fact-driven debate and informed decision making. In this time when our […]
THIS SATURDAY – A KBO SPECIAL EVENT: WILDLIFE PHOTOGRAPHY, AUTHOR, OWL SPECIALIST PAUL BANNICK
February 25th Saturday 7-8:30pm at Ashland Public Library: Gresham Room 410 Siskiyou Blvd. Your $25 ticket to this event is tax-deductible. Registration link – https://squareup.com/store/klamath-bird-observatory/item/kbo-special-event-wildlife-photography-author-owl-specialist-paul-bannick Award winning photographer Paul Bannick is […]
TALK AND WALK: BIRDING THE KLAMATH BASIN with Mel Clements and Frank Lospalluto
The talk will feature 4 short DVD’s (photography and music) that each highlight the birds and landscape of the Klamath Wildlife Basin Refuges through the four seasons of the year. […]
Conservation on the Wings of the Mountain Bird Festival — American Birding Association Birder’s Guide to Conservation & Community
This May, the American Birding Association (ABA) published their 2nd Birder’s Guide to Conservation & Community. This edition of the popular Birder’s Guide series is designed to help, […]
Mountain Bird Festival Attendees to Get “Duck Stamps”
The inaugural Mountain Bird Festival received recognition in the May 2014 edition of the Birding Community e-Bulletin, a widely distributed email newsletter concerning birds, birding, and bird conservation. The Birding […]
