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From The President

MESSAGE from SAS PRESIDENT, CHRIS NIXON There is so much you/we can do to help the birds we all enjoy. Be certain to read how you can prevent birds from

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IAWP Update – October 2024

INDRELAND AUDUBON WETLAND PRESERVE UPDATE: OCTOBER 2024 THE WETLAND PRESERVATION PROJECT (WPP) was initiated to accomplish Sacajawea Audubon Society’s mission to protect and restore increasingly rare wetland and riparian habitats

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Bridger Raptor Count Update

2024 Bridger Raptor Migration Project Update:  Raptor counts thus far are showing strong numbers!  by Steve Hoffman We are now in the midst of our 33rd consecutive full-season of scientific

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Garden Buzz: Leave The Leaves

By Lou Ann Harris If you care about our wild birds, you should also care about the insects they need to survive and thrive. One essential thing you can do

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Knock Out Burdock Campaign Expands

By Paulette Epple Sacajawea Audubon Society continued its campaign to “Knock Out Burdock” this year with over 50 volunteers devoting their time to removing burdock seed stalks and burs from

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Bears and Bird Feeders

By Ben Goodheart and Mikaela Howie 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

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IAWP Update – September 2024

INDRELAND AUDUBON WETLAND PRESERVE UPDATE: SEPTEMBER 2024 A Summer of Stewardship: Key Moments at the IAWP This summer at the Indreland Audubon Wetland Preserve (IAWP) has been one of remarkable

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