NEW TALK & WALK: RAPTORS OF THE KLAMATH BASIN!
TALK: February 2nd, Friday 6:30pm—8:30pm WALK: February 3rd, Saturday or February 10, Saturday Early February is a perfect time of year to enjoy raptor viewing in the picturesque Klamath Basin! […]
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Upcoming Climate Change Presentations
Written by KBO on . Posted in Klamath Call Note, Trips & Events.
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 […]
Why Oaks?
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Read about what makes oaks in the Klamath Siskiyou Bioregion so special and why they need proper land management and protection.
Oregon Vesper Sparrow Conservation
Written by KBO on . Posted in Klamath Call Note, Conservation, KBO Partners, KBO Science.
The Oregon Vesper Sparrow is a subspecies of the Vesper Sparrow, a migratory grassland-obligate bird. This subspecies nests to the west of the Vesper Sparrow’s continental breeding range. The Oregon […]
An Unprecedented Legacy: KBO’s International Training Program
Written by KBO on . Posted in Klamath Call Note, Conservation, KBO Education, KBO Family.
By Dr. Jared Wolfe, KBO Research Associate Central and South America host the most diverse bird communities on Earth. The dizzying array of antbirds, cotingas, manakins, and woodcreepers have captured […]
Why Noah Strycker? Why the Monument? Why conservation stamps?
Written by KBO on . Posted in Klamath Call Note, Press Room, Trips & Events.
Conservation Birding – celebrating a love for birds and birding and supporting science-driven conservation efforts New York Times bestselling author (and birding superstar), Oregon’s own Noah Strycker, is coming to […]
Citizen Science Opportunity for Fall Migration
Written by KBO on . Posted in Klamath Call Note, Birds & Birding, Conservation, KBO Science.
Looking for a new place to bird during fall migration? Klamath Bird Observatory and The Selberg Institute are continuing a yearlong citizen science project on the beautiful Sampson Creek Preserve […]
BLACK TERN POPULATION DECLINES, WATER USE, AND WETLAND CONSERVATION IN THE KLAMATH BASIN
Written by KBO on . Posted in Klamath Call Note, Press Room.
SCIENCE BRIEF: BLACK TERN POPULATION DECLINES — KLAMATH BIRD OBSERVATORY SCIENCE IN THE CONTEXT OF WATER USE AND WETLAND CONSERVATION IN THE KLAMATH BASIN In Part Two of a […]
Eyes Upon Me – a field day tale
Written by KBO on . Posted in Klamath Call Note, Field Notebook.
Eyes Upon Me By Claudia Strijek I glance up haphazardly thru thin trees, binoculars in hand, looking for winged activity. My eyes meet a fierce stare only a few feet […]
Informing Science-based Evaluation and Expansion of Protected Areas
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***NEWS RELEASE: May 8, 2017 6:15 AM PDT*** John Alexander, Executive Director, Klamath Bird Observatory, 541-890-7067, jda@klamathbird.org Ashland, OR – New study demonstrates an improved approach to ensure protected areas […]