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Crater Lake National Park and Klamath Bird Observatory will present a bird ecology program series this summer and into the fall. These park ranger-led programs will feature a visit to KBO’s bird monitoring station within Crater Lake National Park. The programs will be on Thursdays, but not every Thursday—please check the Crater Lake bird banding visit […]
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It’s May in the Year of the Bird and our call to action is Global Big Day! Saturday May 5th is the day people all over the world will be watching birds and putting them on the world map via eBird. What to do: Look for birds and report what you find at eBird.org in […]
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Friends of Cascade-Siskiyou National Monument, with support from the Bureau of Land Management, will host the 2018 Cascade-Siskiyou National Monument Research Symposium this Thursday March 15 evening. Come learn about recently-conducted fieldwork from both students and professional scientists within the Monument in our backyard. KBO Executive Director Dr. John Alexander will present the Symposium keynote […]
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Lisa Michelbrink joined the board after volunteering for several years at the Mountain Bird Festival and other KBO events. She was so impressed she signed on for more! Lisa credits her grandfather with introducing her to birds and nature at a young age through his bird feeder and walks on the beach and in the parks of northern Ohio.
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Dr. John Alexander, Executive Director of the Klamath Bird Observatory, will speak about climate change at two upcoming events. He will be the featured speaker at next Rogue Valley Audubon Society (RVAS) monthly meeting November 28, 2017 and will join other local scientists at Klamath-Siskiyou Wildlands Center’s (KS Wild) “Your Climate Refuge: hotter, drier, and […]
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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 of the Pacific NW. Tuesday, October 17 from 7:00 to 8:30 PM at the Holiday Inn Express in Roseburg, Oregon. John Alexander, PhD, Executive Director […]
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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 its conservation. The Oregon Vesper Sparrow is a subspecies that occurs to the west of the Vesper Sparrow’s core continental breeding range. To learn more […]
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Please join Klamath Bird Observatory on September 23rd for our 2017 Mountain Bird Conservation Fundraiser. CLICK HERE TO REGISTER Celebrate a love for birds and birding and support science-driven conservation. Our 2017 Mountain Bird Conservation Fundraiser features: NEW YORK TIMES BEST SELLING AUTHOR NOAH STRYCKER The unveiling of our 2017 Conservation Science Stamp Two decades […]
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Save the Date –September 23rd! (Registration opens August 18) To learn more about this International Migratory Bird Day event and to register visit www.klamathbird.org. Our 2017 conservation birding event from 4:30-6:00pm features: New York Times best seller Noah Strycker Unveiling of Klamath Bird Observatory’s 2017 Conservation Science Stamp Science and conservation in the Cascade-Siskiyou National […]
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Interested in learning more? We seek to build a vibrant collaboration that engages landowners, public agencies, non-profits, and other community members in the vital goal to conserve our region’s oak resources. Sign up for our email list to hear about upcoming events and outreach activities. Contact the KSON coordinator for more information or to join our […]