Birds Connect Seattle has been directly impacted by the reckless termination of the AmeriCorps program. This loss affects not only our organization, but also the countless communities and ecosystems that depend on the service, dedication, and talent of AmeriCorps...
Joshua Morris leads a Bird and Advocacy Outing at Magnuson Park | Sarah Hankins On April 3, 2025, Birds Connect Seattle celebrated the advancement of Joshua Morris as its new Conservation Director. For the past six years, Josh has served as Birds Connect...
In March, Birds Connect Seattle proudly announced our new location at 616 Olive Way in the heart of the Denny Triangle neighborhood of downtown Seattle. With the design inspiration now complete, the new space is under construction to prepare for opening this summer....
Birds Connect Seattle is annoucing an exciting new chapter in our 109-year history with a planned relocation to downtown Seattle at 616 Olive Way, in the historic Tower Building.  This strategic move aligns with our core focus on urban conservation, environmental...
Ser Anderson shows volunteer how to look at windows to find signs of a bird-window collision. by Ser Anderson, Urban Conservation Educator My name is Ser (they/them) and I’m an AmeriCorps member serving as the Urban Conservation Educator with Birds Connect Seattle....
