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Community Education

HarryFuller Malheur by Melody Noraas flipped (72ppi 4x)Our Community Education programming offers a diversity of learning opportunities that foster an appreciation for birds and an interest in conservation. We recognize that conservation occurs across many fronts, and therefore nurture a conservation ethic in our education and outreach programs. Conservation Birding is at the heart of everything we do—encouraging anyone who has an interest in birds and seeing birds to be actively involved in the conservation of birds and their habitats by contributing time, data, or funding.

Listening Session #2 Registration

We would like to invite you to our second session taking place on September 2nd, 2025, from 8 am until 12 pm noon PST Via Zoom Your organization brings invaluable […]
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Bird Conmigo

Join Klamath Bird Observatory for bilingual bird walks in Medford. We will be exploring local parks highlighting that you do not need to travel far to enjoy birds. For each bird walk, we will cover the basics of birding and introduce you to birds of the Rogue Valley.
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Talks & Walks

KBO’s popular Talk & Walk classes are core to our Community Education programming. These two-part classes include an evening presentation followed by a field trip. Birding experts, conservation professionals, authors, and artists donate their time as instructors and field trip leaders.
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eBird Northwest

eBird Northwest is a regional portal of Cornell Lab of Ornithology’s international eBird program. It serves as the primary citizen science application of Avian Knowledge Northwest and provides content and […]
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Avian Knowledge Northwest

Avian Knowledge Northwest (AKNW), a regional node of the Avian Knowledge Network, is a data archive and decision support system focused on understanding the patterns and dynamics of bird populations […]
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Festivals and Public Outreach

Festivals are a very human thing—a celebration of our commonality, whatever the occasion. When the occasion involves birds all the better!
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