Building on an interest in birds to promote the conservation of our natural environment.
Meet the team of passionate volunteers and learn what makes our chapter unique.
Read the history of our Bozeman chapter of the Audubon Society
Get in touch with us about events, volunteering, donations, and media.
Discover the best locations to see birds near Bozeman and view real-time eBird sightings.
Join guided walks to explore nature, spot seasonal birds, and meet other bird enthusiasts. Held in May and June.
Explore new habitats and species of birds on longer outings, appropriate for all levels of birders. Offered in Spring and Fall.
Protecting vital wetlands through the Indreland Audubon Wetland Preserve.
An international collaboration that uses miniaturized radio transmitters to track birds, bats and even insects.
Help boost kestrel populations with nest box installations.
Support bluebird monitoring with this long-term effort.
Observers monitor the Bridger raptor migration daily during the fall of each year.
Trident-Peregrine Trail is the result of a collaborative effort.
A global initiative to identify, monitor, and protect a network of sites critical for the conservation of birds.
Become a member and access exclusive opportunities and resources while helping to protect birds and their habitats.
Expand your knowledge with birding and conservation classes.
Sign up for one of our volunteer opportunities and strengthen bird habitat and community spaces.
Help protect bird populations by following best practices on bird feeding, landscaping, windows, and cats.
Book Club meets the 3rd Wednesday of the month.
Attend guided bird walks, spring field trips, workshops, talks and special events such as RaptorFest and the Birdathon.
Identify as many species as possible in a single day and help raise money for SAS conservation and education projects.
Make a difference during this 24-hour giving campaign for Gallatin Valley nonprofits.
Experience the largest known Golden Eagle migration in the U.S and see live raptors up close.
Collect data on bird populations and distribution. Take part in the longest running citizen science project in the U.S.
Stay informed on upcoming events, read birding stories, and learn about recent courses.
Read up on the latest chapter news, stories, and event updates.
Read past chapter news, stories, and event updates.
Browse past programs, reports, and historic resources.
American Kestrel (Photo by Jake Mosher)
