 This month SAS president, Chris Nixon defers space to recognize SAS secretary, Emma Narotzky Emma started participating in SAS activities soon after moving to Bozeman in 2015. She’s been a
Golden Eagle Monitoring and Research in Yellowstone National Park; Questions, Answers, and More Questions Golden Eagles (Aquila chrysaetos) are a North American species of conservation concern throughout their range. Prior
As far as the birds were concerned, spring arrived right on schedule this year. During early March Mountain Bluebirds, Sandhill Cranes and Ring-billed Gulls are the first migrants, other than
By Paulette Epple Spring is in the air and it’s that time of year when our thoughts naturally turn to gardening and landscaping. That could mean planting a new shade
by Lou Ann Harris For most of us who are members of SAS, it seems like John Parker has always been in charge of our annual Christmas Bird Counts (CBCs).
SAS Monthly Program: Monday, April 8th, Hope Lutheran Church  Why did the Cordilleran Flycatcher and Pacific Slope Flycatcher Become a Single Species? with Ethan Linck, Ph.D. Few groups of birds are
by Lou Ann Harris For every bird lovers’ story, there is a beginning. For Robin Wolcott, a slow day of fishing with her husband Richard on the Madison River started
This month the Sacajawea Audubon Society Book Club meeting will be held on March 20th at Hope Lutheran Church, Room 129, from 6:30 to 7:45 pm. We hope you can
Late winter has been full of large and small surprises from around the Gallatin Valley and beyond. Most of these birds were seen after the severe cold spell mid-January, so
MT Wildlife Watchers Now Required to Purchase Conservation License Beginning July 1, 2023, a Montana Conservation License is now required to access most state lands including fishing access sites (FAS), wildlife management
