Photo by Ann Kramer
Watching Birds - Protecting Habitat - Connecting With Nature
Our mission is to conserve and restore natural ecosystems, focusing on birds, other wildlife and their habitats for the benefit of humanity and the earth’s biological diversity.
1983-2024
NOVEMBER PROGRAM
Program Meeting – Zoom Only
Tuesday, Nov. 12th at 7 pm
“ADAPTIVE ESTUARY RESTORATION OF THE PORT SUSAN BAY RESERVE”
Presented by: AMBER PARMENTER
Stewardship Manager for the Nature Conservancy
In response to the COVID-19 virus, some of our general meetings are being held at the Padilla Bay Interpretive Center while others will be available on Zoom only. Hybrid meetings are not currently offered. Please check the monthly program description for meeting details. As with our hikes and field trips, only vaccinated, symptom-free individuals should attend meetings in person.
ATtENtION!
CALL FOR 2024 BIRD PHOTOS FOR THE DECEMBER HOLIDAY PROGRAM
the Big Sit!
Was a big success! Twenty Skagit Audubon members, spouses, friends and some non-members participated. The weather at Rosario Head could not have been more perfect. A separate “home count” done by a member added 12 species to the 48 species tallied at Rosario for a total of 60 species! We raised enough money to support three scholarships benefiting the Environmental Studies program at Skagit Valley Community College. Thank you to everyone who participated!
WDFW Skagit Wildlife Headquarters - Wiley Slough - Reopens October 11th!
Popular with birders, Wiley Slough (outside of Conway) has been closed for dike restoration since Spring 2023. WDFW has announced it will reopen to the public on Friday, October 11th. Read the full news release here: https://wdfw.wa.gov/newsroom/news-release/skagit-wildlife-area-headquarters-unit-reopen-oct-11
Field trip at Clayton Beach
Skagit Audubon has so much to offer!
Outstanding Monthly Programs
Field & Hiking Trips
Educational Opportunities
Conservation Activities
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