Links and Resources
BirdWeb.org
BirdWeb is Bird’s Connect Seattle’s online guide to the birds of Washington State
Bird Resource Library
Birds Connect’s Seattle on-site library collection can be viewed with our online library catalog. Our library allows members to borrow books from our downtown headquarters.Â
Wildlife Rehabilitation and Injured Birds
- dBird.org: report dead/injured birds
- Progressive Animal Welfare Society (PAWS)
- Sarvey
State and Local Bird Organizations
- Washington Ornithological Society (WOS)
- Checklist of Washington State Birds
- Report sightings of banded birds
- Report sightings of rare birds
- Tweeters: Northwest email listserv
- Audubon Washington
- Seward Park Audubon Center
- Other Washington Audubon Chapters
- Washington Department of Fish & Wildlife (WDFW)
- Urban Raptor Conservancy
National Bird Organizations
Black Belt Birding Festival: A Journalist’s Reflections
In August 2021, journalist Adilia Watson traveled from Seattle to Greensboro, Alabama to attend the Black Belt Birding Festival with a scholarship from Seattle Audubon. In an interview for Seattle Audubon, Adilia reflects on her own introduction to birding and her experience attending and writing about this unique festival.
Enhancing Environmental Education with Art | Earthcare Northwest
Observation – Sound Processing – Positive Experience – Conservation. These are some of the important ways Seattle Audubon’s youth programming is developing a deeper understanding of scientific concepts while also cultivating a sense of stewardship toward the environment, all through forms of artistic expression. Learn how you can develop these skills with the children in your life through several fun videos.
A FUN send-off leads to new opportunities for youth education
Those of us who enjoy spending time in nature...