Protecting Birds and
Our Natural Environment

Through Enjoyment, Education, and Action in the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem

Upcoming Events

Join our passionate birding community by attending Events, Fields Trips,
Guided Bird Walks, and Classes.

Current Newsletter

Monthly Program

SAS Annual Meeting & Potluck

May 11th at 6:00 PM

Please join us for our annual membership meeting and Sweet &…

May 20th Field Trip – Bozeman Fish Technology Center

May 20th at 7:15 AM

Leader: Travis Kidd (989-820-0078, travis.w.kidd@gmail.com)…

2026 Birding Classes – Beginning Birding

May 20th at 5:30 PM

Deepen your connections with birds this season with a class…

May 23rd Field Trip – Milligan Canyon & Headwaters Area

May 23rd at 7:00 AM

Leader: Josiah Kiehl 406-539-6832 josiah.kiehl@gmail.com …

What’s Happening Locally

Local Birdspotters

Gallatin County

May 14th –
Black-headed Grosbeak
Eagle Rock Home
(Kim Obbink)

May 14th –
Clay-colored Sparrow
Highland Glen Nature Preserve
(Matt Keefer)

Park County

May 14th –
Western Tanager
Gardiner
(Katy Duffy)

May 13th –
Pacific Wren
Pine Creek Lake Trailhead
(Chris Wood)

Madison County

May 14th –
Wilson’s Warbler
Melrose
(Nate Kohler)

May 13th –
Black Tern
Ennis Lake
(Ed Harper)

See More eBird Sightings

New Dark Skies Initiative

The loss of the night sky from artificial light has profound implications for migrating birds, insects and many other species dependent upon dark skies.

Sacajawea Audubon Society is excited to announce that our conservation committee has initiated a new effort to preserve the night sky in Bozeman and the Gallatin Valley.

If you are concerned about light pollution and its impacts, please join our Dark Skies Team! Contact Bonnie Rice or Michael Smith

More Dark Skies Info

Go on a Field Trip

t’s the time of year all bird lovers wait for! Please join SAS for one of our many spring field trips. Participants in all trips will meet at the front parking lot of the Museum of the Rockies at 6:45 AM and depart at 7:00 AM unless otherwise noted. Contact the trip leader to reserve a spot and for more details about all trips. If you signed up for a trip, but are unable to attend, please notify the trip leader as others may be on a waiting list.

Field trips are limited to a certain number of participants and vehicles. Car pools will be arranged prior to the trip or at the pre-determined meeting place. Dress for the weather; good footwear is a must as field trip conditions are not always dry. Bring any food or beverages that you will need during the course of the trips, and some of the longer trips might require that you pack a lunch. An offer to help with gas to the person driving is always appreciated but not mandatory. Please turn off your cell phones and keep unnecessary conversations to a minimum while in the field. We encourage all skill levels of birders to participate. Enjoy a good time with the birds and your fellow birders!

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Become a Member of the Sacajawea Audubon Society

SAS Members protect, preserve, and support wild birds and their habitats. Members enjoy free benefits, including guided birding field trips, monthly keynote speaker programs, the guidebook “Birding Hotspots of Gallatin Valley”, and a monthly e-newsletter. Become a member and join a friendly community of people that shares an interest in birds, wildlife, the environment, and conservation.

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