by Rasheena Fountain Birds are everywhere; they soar over rural landscapes and walk along concrete sidewalks in big cities. Because birds are so easily accessible, catching the “birding bug” can happen anywhere at any time. In the same way, birders’ experiences are as...
By Caryn Schutzler, Seattle Audubon Member Seattle is a city of neighborhoods, each with its own unique flavor—from the Scandinavian enclave of Ballard to bustling South Lake Union, from funky Fremont to vibrant Columbia City, and everywhere in between. This is...
By Caryn Schutzler, Seattle Audubon Member Seattle is a city of neighborhoods, each with its own unique flavor—from the Scandinavian enclave of Ballard to bustling South Lake Union, from funky Fremont to vibrant Columbia City, and everywhere in between. Accordingly,...
Urban Bird Treaty City signing event | May 2017 In May 2017, Birds Connect Seattle with partner organizations led Seattle in becoming a U.S. Fish and Wildlife Urban Bird Treaty City. By signing the Urban Bird Treaty, the city recognizes the importance of protecting...
Kendrick Wong and Izzy Arévalo Wong / Photo by Izzy Arévalo Wong by Bryony Angell There’s a reason the stereotype of a birder is a white person with binoculars; it’s because the greater environmental movement has been historically slow to engage with communities of...
