Bird Notes – 2024 CBC Wrap-up
by John Parker It was an exceptional year for most of this area’s Christmas Bird Counts. Most of the Christmas counts had a high number of bird species, and a
Bird Notes
Events
Dam It: Partnering with Beavers to Heal the Planet – Jan 16th
with Ben Goldfarb, Environmental Journalist & Author Gallatin Valley Earth Day Presentation Ben Goldfarb, reveals that our modern conception of a healthy ecosystem is wrong, distorted by the fur trade
IAWP News
Become a Master Naturalist! Classes Begin March 25th
Know your Wild Montana! Master Naturalist Course with Cedar Mathers-Winn March 25– May 17, 2025 Master Naturalists are trained in the ecology and natural history of the local landscape, including
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Bridger Bowl Pass Winners Announced
Bridger Bowl Ski Pass Winners! Congratulations to Mindy Visser and Melanie Maganias who each won a Bridger Bowl Season Ski Pass supporting the Bridger Mountain Raptor Migration Project. Thank you
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2025 MT Legislative Session – Get Involved!
Our 2025 Montana Legislative Session: Your Guide to Being Involved By Beth Madden January 6, 2025 will kick off the 69th session of the Montana Legislature. Did you know that
Book Club
SAS Book Club News – Jan 2025
SAS Book Club News – January Christian Cooper has lived an extraordinary life. His book Better Living through Birding allows us to follow his journey from an early age. He
Monthly Program
Jan. 13th Program – A Brief History on the Origin & Evolution of Birds
A Brief History on the Origin and Evolution of Birds with Ashley Hall, Outreach Program Manager, Museum of the Rockies Take flight through time in this fascinating lecture that traces
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Keep Bears Safe
It’s a hard truth, but birdfeeders in the Gallatin Valley are one of the two main attractants, along with unsecured garbage, for bears seeking food. Each fall, bears will be
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Story Mill Park Feeding Station – 2025
The feeders continue to be a popular stop at the bird blind in Story Mill Community Park! Sacajawea Audubon Society volunteers are keeping the feeders filled for hungry birds, whether