Tag: Waterbirds

This presentation will acquaint you with how to go to the refuge and what you might see when you get there. Maps of the refuge will be provided. A book will be featured that invites you to take some young person (or any age person) to the refuge to learn about the wonders of the waterfowl refuge. Klamath Refuge was designated the first waterfowl refuge in 1908. The presentation is hybrid and will be held on January 28th at 5:30 pm in the KBO office in Ashland.

You are also invited to join Shannon Rio on an all day outing to the Klamath Refuge on Sunday, February 2nd. The outing is limited to 14 people.

Common Waterbirds of the Klamath Basin is a book of photos with light-hearted script. It will be for sale for $25 and is meant to be a guide to identify and learn about the unique waterfowl that visit this magical refuge.

We will also introduce you to one of the most successful conservation programs ever created: the Federal Duck Stamp. The purchase of the Duck Stamp provides funds for the Migratory Bird Conservation Fund, which supports the National Wildlife Refuge System. To support all birds, the Klamath Bird Observatory has been producing a Conservation Science Stamp that is sold with the Duck Stamp to raise funds to conserve all species. The stamps are for sale online here, or you can purchase one during the event.

This event is full.