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International Migratory Bird Day in Siskiyou County
The second Saturday of May brings International Migratory Bird Day celebrations at more than 700 locations from Argentina to Canada and the Caribbean—including a birdwatching field trip at Montague (Siskiyou […]
Spread Your Wings!
Spring is coming and so are the birds! The City of Ashland Department of Parks and Recreation with many partners will again host the Rogue Valley Bird Festival Saturday May […]
Klamath Bird Newsletter Winter 2016 Released
The Winter 2016 Klamath Bird newsletter is hot off the presses! In this issue we look at how KBO is having an impact on bird and habitat conservation … and […]
Migratory Bird Flyway Ambassadors Stopover in Ashland!
2016 marks the Centennial of the first Migratory Bird Treaty, the cornerstone of international joint efforts to conserve birds that migrate across the United States and neighboring countries. In celebration […]
It’s Not Too Late for Spring Talks and Walks
Sorry! All the Spring 2016 Talk and Walk Classes are Sold Out! Please Stay Tuned for Upcoming Summer and Fall Classes. If you have not yet registered for Klamath Bird […]
SEEKING TO FILL TWO BIOLOGIST POSITIONS – TO JOIN THE KBO TEAM
Klamath Bird Observatory has announced two new full-time permanent positions – Research Biologist and Biologist – to begin Spring 2016. Review of applications will begin on March 15th and continue until the positions are filled. The job announcements are below … with […]
Upcoming Talk and Walk Classes
Sorry! All the Spring 2016 Talk and Walk Classes are Sold Out! Please Stay Tuned for Upcoming Summer and Fall Classes. Klamath Bird Observatory’s popular Talk and Walk classes continue […]
January Talks and Walks
The January Talks and Walks series are now full, please check in later for our next upcoming events. The Klamath Bird Observatory’s popular Talks and Walks series will continue into […]
Beaver Fever: From pests to restoration tools
Beavers, like humans, are engineers of their own habitats, carrying out construction projects that make more food resources and housing available to them. Recently, beavers have been recognized by land […]
PhD position, Migration and Wintering Ecology of Riparian Birds
Co-supervisors: Dr. Karen Hodges, University of British Columbia Okanagan, and Dr. Christine Bishop, Environment Canada. Collaborators: Dr. Keith Hobson, Environment Canada, Klamath Bird Observatory, San Pancho Bird Observatory, Tierra de […]
