View through the Birds Connect Seattle windows of a special art installation for Downtown Art Walk (May 2026). This article was originally published in an abreviated version in the Summer 2026 issue of EarthCare Northwest, our quarterly member newsletter. Become a...
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...
Pine Siskin | Pedro Rodriguez by Kelly Metcalfe, Communications Manager Summertime in Seattle brings longer days, warmer weather, and plenty of reasons to get outside. As we enjoy the sunshine, it’s important to think about the birds and wildlife that share our...
When we think of birds, we often picture them in flight, singing from treetops, or gathering at feeders. But one of the most fascinating parts of a bird’s life often goes unnoticed: the nests they build. From tiny hummingbird cups woven with spider silk to massive...
Species | Photographer Name | Audubon Photography Awards We’re creating grab-and-go route maps for self-guided downtown nature walks. The Freeway Park map is now available, and another for Denny Park is coming soon. These maps will give visitors the chance to...
Peregrine Falcon Nestling by Patti Loesche, President, Urban Raptor Conservancy & Joshua Morris, Conservation Director, Birds Connect Seattle Urban Raptor Conservancy and Birds Connect Seattle are heartbroken to share news of the death of one of the 1201 Third...
