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Now Hiring: Summer Internship Opportunities (Update)
The Klamath Bird Observatory is seeking applications for three summer internship opportunities — nest searching on the Trinity River, Bird banding throughout the Klamath Siskiyou Bioregion, and Black-backed Woodpecker Surveys near […]
Spring Birds of Malheur– what to expect
This is a preview of the Spring Birds of Malheur trip written by KBO Board President Harry Fuller. Trip #2 (June 11th-15th) is selling out fast! The Malheur National Wildlife […]
Adventures in Education: Klamath Bird Observatory, Part 2
Upcoming events
Check out these exciting upcoming events this week! Talks and Walks There are still a few spaces left for a very special Great Gray Owl Talk and Walk with KBO […]
2015 Mountain Bird Festival May 29-31
2015 Mountain Bird Festival: Citizens and Science Elevating Bird Conservation The 2014 Mountain Bird Festival was a huge success. All attendees served as bird conservationists by helping raise over $10,000 in support of […]
2015 Mountain Bird Festival Registration Opens February 11
*** PRESS RELEASE*** The award winning Mountain Bird Festival is back, celebrating the natural wonders of southern Oregon and northern California. The 2015 Mountain Bird Festival will be held in […]
New Talks and Walks Added!
These incredibly popular Talks and Walks are selling out fast! Workshops are limited to 14 participants and costs $25.00 with proceeds supporting KBO’s science and education programs. To reserve your space, please […]
Klamath Bird Newsletter Early Winter 2014 Edition
The 2014 Early Winter Newsletter has hit the shelves! The Klamath Bird Observatory staff and field biologists work hard throughout the summer months collecting data for KBO’s conservation science projects. […]
A Tradition of Field Biology and Conservation
The Klamath Bird Observatory’s foundation is rooted in the study of Natural History and the art of Field Biology. As an Observatory we are an institution that supports observation based […]
Ashland Christmas Bird Count
Did you know that the National Audubon Society Christmas Bird Count is the longest running citizen science survey in the world? This year marks 115 years of devoted birdwatchers looking […]
