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For Cities Where People and Birds Thrive

Never miss an opportunity to help birds thrive.

Author Talk: Seattle Field Guide

Naturalists and authors Maria Dolan and Kathryn True discuss their local field guide and how to connect with nature this fall and winter, without leaving the city.

Photo features a long brown and green water bird. It is standing on a log and looking into reflective water with its long neck fully extended.
Image features three works of art centered around bird conservation. One shows a painting of a birdbath in a yard with the outlines of birds now vanished. On the right side of the image shows two block print style designs, one featuring a small bird, and one featuring a bird wing.

Cats and Birds: Finding a Way Forward

Explore what research tells us about outdoor cats, wildlife, and the choices we can make to protect both.

Online Class: Pelagic Birds

Join instructor Mike Donahue in this class series exploring the diversity of seabirds and marine life found just offshore.

Photo features a long brown and green water bird. It is standing on a log and looking into reflective water with its long neck fully extended.
Photo features a black bird with an orange breast sitting in snow covered branches.

Protect Washington’s Raptors from Poison

Members like Heidi are taking action to protect future owls from the same tragedy that struck the Seward Park Great Horned Owls. 

Love Your Pets and Protect Birds

Simple ways responsible pet ownership can help protect wild birds and their habitats.

Photo features the Magnuson Park Wetlands, trees and shrubs surrounding a pond, in golden light under gray skies.
Photo features a black bird with an orange breast sitting in snow covered branches.

Create a Legacy

Attend our upcoming information session to learn about how a gift in your will will help protect birds and habitat for generations to come.