Birdathon 2026!
2026 Sacajawea Audubon Birdathon Saturday, May 16 – Sunday, June 21, 2026 Gather your chicks (ie. your favorite birders) and register your Birdathon team. It’s time to get out in
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Bird Safe Communities
Bird-Safe Windows
Make Your Windows Safe For Birds! Glass collisions are taking a huge toll on our birds, with up to a billion birds being killed each year in the U. S.
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Bird-Friendly Landscaping
Invite birds to your backyard! One of the biggest threats birds face is habitat loss. Urban growth and new subdivisions are altering and destroying natural habitats, often resulting in sterile
Conservation Projects
Plants For Birds Demo Garden at Story Mill Park
The SAS “Plants for Bird” Demonstration Garden at Story Mill Community Park was completed by SAS volunteers in the summer of 2020. It was the brain-child of SAS Conservation Chair
Field Trips
Ennis Lake Field Trip – Oct. 18th
Ennis Lake Waterfowl – Saturday, October 18th Leader: George and Valerie Nixon 406-219-6169 hawkowl526@gmail.com Meet at 7:45 am at the Museum of the Rockies Carpool and depart at 8:00 am
Book Club
October Book Club: Theodore Roosevelt & the Bison Restoration on the Great Plains
OCTOBER BOOK CLUB NEWS Welcome to another year of reading about nature, conservation, the environment and of course BIRDS! We meet from September through April, taking the month of December
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Busy Beaver Rendezvous
Sat Oct 18th 1:00pm – 6:00pm The Indreland Busy Beaver Rendezvous will take place at the Indreland Audubon Wetland Preserve. , where volunteers will help prepare the wetland for winter
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October Program: Marvel & Magic Bird Song Revelations from Nature’s Finest Musicians
Cedar Mathers-Winn a naturalist, biologist, and educator based in Bozeman, MT, will lead us through an exploration of the mind-bending abilities that allow birds to produce some of the most
Classes
SAS FALL WILDLIFE WORKSHOPS
FALL FORAY WITH A NATURALIST Tuesday, September 16, 5:30 pm – 7:30pm Triple Tree Trail (upper parking lot, off of Limestone Meadows Rd). Join naturalist and educator Cedar Mathers-Winn to