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Protect Washington’s Raptors from Poison

Protect Washington’s Raptors from Poison

Great Horned Owl chicks | Canva Every spring, something magical happens in Seward Park. Among the old-growth trees, Great Horned Owl pairs court, nest, and raise their young. Visitors can watch fluffy owlets peek from their nests, take their first awkward flights, and...
Celebrating our Supporters – Appreciation & Awards Dinner 2026

Celebrating our Supporters – Appreciation & Awards Dinner 2026

photo courtesy of Birds Connect Seattle Staff Our 2026 Appreciation and Awards Dinner was an evening filled with celebration, connection, and reflection. Together, we looked back on another year of community building and celebrated the many people whose time, passion,...
Conservation Reading Group: We Will Be Jaguars

Conservation Reading Group: We Will Be Jaguars

For our late Summer Conservation Reading Group selection, we are focusing on We Will Be Jaguars, the astonishing memoir by internationally acclaimed Indigenous Activist Nemonte Nenquimo. Born into the Waorani tribe of Ecuador’s Amazon rainforest, one of the last to be...
Celebrating One Year Downtown

Celebrating One Year Downtown

Birds Connect Seattle staff members during our 2025 summer move One year ago this month, Birds Connect Seattle opened the doors to our new home in the heart of downtown Seattle. In the year since, our new “nest” has become a hub for connection, hosting open houses,...
Birding Across Generations: Andrew’s Story

Birding Across Generations: Andrew’s Story

Andrew Larsen and family birding for Global Big Day I was recently playing with my four-year-old nephew when he looked at me and asked, “Do you want to hear my bird list?” I listened intently as his sweet, lilting voice spilled over with wonder. One by one, he proudly...