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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Help Reduce Plastic in Our Environment
Help to Reduce Plastic in Our Environment, Our Birds and Our Bodies! By Anne Ready, Gallatin Valley Earth Day More and more evidence is emerging that microplastics are causing great
Book Club
Book Club News – October 2024
SAS Book Club News for October On October 16th we will be discussing Birding While Indian: A Mixed-Blood Memoir by Thomas C. Gannon. Mr. Gannon is an associate professor of
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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
Monthly Program
October 14th Program – The Wild Wonderful World of Beetles
SAS Monthly Program: Monday, October 14 at Hope Lutheran Church The Wild, Wonderful World of Beetles with Frank Etzler Beetles are everywhere! This talk will introduce you to the wild
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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
IAWP News
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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Meet Our New Boardroom Bobcat, Talia Seltzer
Meet Talia, our 2024-2025 MSU Leadership Institute Boardroom Bobcat Hey Everyone! My name is Talia Seltzer, and I am excited to join the SAS Board. I am a graduate student
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Meet Our New Board Member – Doug McSpadden
Hello SAS! Birding has taught me two critical things that I think are very important to pass along. Always keep your binoculars close, and never ever become distracted by a