This program is free and open to the public. SAS Monthly ProgramMonday, October 13 - Hope Lutheran ChurchBird Song Revelations from Nature’s Finest Musicians with Cedar Mathis-WinnFor millennia, humans have listened with awe to the songs of birds. However, it wasn’t until the 1970s that we began to understand the bizarre methods and structures that birds use

The Monthly Sacajawea Audubon Society board meetings are now being held online. Please contact us through the admin category on our contact page for a link to the meeting.

From the rugged islands of southeast Papua New Guinea to the vaults of the American Museum of Natural History, join conservation biologist Jason Gregg for a talk about his search for the Black-naped Pheasant-pigeon, a secretive and extremely rare bird which was lost to science for more than 125 years. We’ll hear how Jason and

Hyalite Canyon Winter provides the perfect conditions not only to learn what animals have passed through our area, but also to read the story of their passing. A trail is, in a very literal sense, an animal’s story written in snow. In this field class, we will spend an afternoon exploring tracks and sign in