April’s program night with Jen Mannas was amazing! Jen discussed her research as a wildlife ecologist studying the marine mammals and seabirds as well as working as a naturalist guide in Antarctica. Check out her two part presentation below!

May’s program night with Dr. David Wiens was fascinating. He discussed how invasive barred owls have become a widespread and common avian predator in woodlands throughout much of the Pacific Northwest. Check out his presentation below!

Lindell Haggin presents on her field research experience leading the efforts for Spokane Audubon Society and Audubon Washington on songbird surveys in shrub-steppe habitat of eastern Washington.

There is Black Friday, Small Business Saturday, Cyber Monday….and GivingTuesday! Typically, GivingTuesday is a global day of giving to show support for the nonprofit organizations who are making a real difference in communities across the world. This year, Eastside Audubon is turning this event on its head and renaming it GratitudeTuesday to let you know how much we appreciate you.

The COVID-19 pandemic has impacted nearly every aspect of our lives and caused a great deal of uncertainty, including how we get outdoors.

If we had to use one word to describe Eastside Audubon member Glenn Eades, it would be stalwart. Joining the chapter in 1975, Glenn Eades has dutifully served Eastside Audubon’s conservation and habitat restoration efforts for decades.

An anonymous donor has come forward with a matching gift challenge for Eastside Audubon supporters. This generous individual is matching every gift—dollar for dollar, up to $5,000—when you make a gift to our chapter through the GiveBIG Washington campaign now through May 6th.

When I founded the club in January, 2017, I hoped to find kindred spirits who would like to delve into the entire natural world, as I’ve always found Audubon interested in doing. Luckily, others joined me.