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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 our upcoming events and outreach activities. Contact the KSON coordinator for more information or to join […]
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We are grateful for the generous support we have received for our Mountain Bird Festival over the last three years. The Mountain Bird Festival is a valuable conservation education event that has measurable benefits for KBO, our local community, the birding community, and bird and habitat conservation. Your support and participation has been instrumental in […]
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The upcoming Raptor ID in the Klamath Basin Talk and Walk Program is sold out. Please check our Community Events Calendar for other scheduled programs … and here at the Klamath Call Note for upcoming event announcements. Many thanks for all your support!
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The Spring 2016 Klamath Bird newsletter is out! In this issue we celebrate the Migratory Bird Treaty and National Park Service centennials … why these are important and how Klamath Bird Observatory’s work plays a part in it all. Also, KBO Executive Director Dr. John Alexander brings breaking bird conservation news and a new call […]
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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 County), California. Join the birds and birdwatchers wherever you can! We will be at our two local events—Montague and Ashland’s Rogue Valley Bird Festival (see […]
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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 why that is important. There are reflections of the applied and theoretical research, long-term monitoring, and education we are doing. There is also a new […]
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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 January. The Talks will be held on a Thursday evening at the KBO headquarters followed by the Walk on Saturday. January is a great time […]
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Want to learn more about your local bioregion? Enjoy delicious local food and drinks? Don’t miss this fun and educational happy hour Wednesday night at the Standing Stone Brewing Co. in Ashland. Ashland: Where Ya At? brings you five fast pace presentations including Klamath Bird Observatory’s Executive Director John Alexander who will be speaking about […]
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Interested in learning more about the diverse birds of the Klamath-Siskiyou region this fall? Klamath Bird Observatory Board Members and friends are offering lectures and classes on topics ranging from birds and climate change to attracting and feeding birds in your yard. Don’t forget to mark your calendars for a lecture or sign up for […]
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