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The Windows into Birds Connect Seattle

Learn how we’re bringing people and urban birds closer together, one connection at a time.

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July Author Talk: Pam McGaffin

Discover a gripping new speculative novel told from the perspective of crows, followed by an engaging discussion with crow researcher Dr. Kaeli Swift.

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Life on the Ledge: Peregrine Falcons Above Seattle

Seattle’s Peregrine Falcons show us what’s possible when wildlife adapts to urban life.

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Summer Earthcare Northwest

Celebrating one year of connection, curiosity, and conservation in the heart of downtown Seattle.

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Summer Nature Camps

Give your kids a summer of discovery with week-long camp sessions running from June to August.

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Your donations fuel local conservation efforts to protect birds and habitat, all year long. 

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