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Author Talk: Seattle Field Guide

Naturalists and authors Maria Dolan and Kathryn True discuss how to connect with urban nature this fall and winter.

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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.

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2026 Christmas Bird Count

Registration is now open for in-field or at-home participation in this long running community science project.

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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. 

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Online Class: Pelagic Birds

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

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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.
Anna's Hummingbird

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Your generosity today will fuel conservation programs that protect the birds of tomorrow.

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