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Scoop the Poop for Cleaner Water

Scoop the Poop for Cleaner Water

This article was originally published in an abreviated version in the Fall 2026 issue of EarthCare Northwest, our quarterly member newsletter. Become a member today and receive our next issue.  Each summer, harmful algal blooms become more common in our local waters,...
Sharing Our Parks with Ground Nesting Birds

Sharing Our Parks with Ground Nesting Birds

Off leash dog playing in the Discovery Park Meadow | Marcus Donner, Friends of Discovery Park This article was originally published in an abreviated version in the Fall 2026 issue of EarthCare Northwest, our quarterly member newsletter. Become a member today and...
Life on the Ledge: Peregrine Falcons Above Seattle

Life on the Ledge: Peregrine Falcons Above Seattle

This article was originally published in an abreviated version in the Summer 2026 issue of EarthCare Northwest, our quarterly member newsletter. Become a member today and receive our next issue.  by Carol Roll, Development Director One of our newest downtown neighbors...
Investing in Science, Access, and Community: Thank You to 4Culture

Investing in Science, Access, and Community: Thank You to 4Culture

At Birds Connect Seattle, we believe that birds have the power to connect people to science, conservation, and each other. That work is only possible because of our generous community of members, volunteers, and partners who believe in our mission. That’s why we are...
Built to Catch Bugs: Adaptations of Insect-Eating Birds

Built to Catch Bugs: Adaptations of Insect-Eating Birds

Purple Martins | Keith Kingdon | Audubon Photography Awards This article was originally published in our Spring 2026 Issue of EarthCare Northwest, Birds Connect Seattle’s quarterly member newsletter. Read the full issue and become a member today.  by Carol Roll,...