Sacajawea Audubon members maintain and monitor bluebird boxes around the Gallatin Valley. Some members are also federally permitted to band cavity nesting birds through the US Geological Survey. This project […]
Burdock is a particularly nasty invasive weed that is spreading along many of our local favorite trails, parks, and neighborhoods as well as across Montana ranchlands. Because the plant represents
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.
The Sacajawea Audubon Bluebird Trail Project was started by member Louis Moos in early 1969. While we don’t know the exact reason behind the idea of the bluebird trail, we
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
American Kestrels in Decline The kestrel population in the United States has declined 50-60% since the 1960s, and the reasons are unknown! In response, Sacajawea Audubon began installing kestrel nest
7 Simple Ways to Help Birds 1. Make Windows Safer, Day and Night Simple adjustments to your windows can save birds’ lives. 2. Keep Cats Indoors Indoor cats live longer,
By Lou Ann Harris & Beth Madden A recent study by the American Bird Conservancy, Fordham University, NYC Bird Alliance, and Stony Brook University, has uncovered new evidence that building
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
Sacajawea Audubon Society has a program to address the issue of free-roaming domestic cats and their impact on birds. It’s called “Keep Cats Safe” and includes educational information on keeping
