Portland Audubon Commits to Dropping the Name Audubon

Read our announcement and FAQs on our decision to move away from the name Audubon.

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Mar 27
Birding Oregon Hotspots: Washington County Wetlands

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Apr 2
Field Trip: Crown Zellerbach Trail

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Apr 15
Field Class: Nature Connection and Writing Workshop Series with Julia Waters

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Mar 27
Birding Oregon Hotspots: Washington County Wetlands

Event Details

Apr 2
Field Trip: Crown Zellerbach Trail

Event Details

Apr 15
Field Class: Nature Connection and Writing Workshop Series with Julia Waters

Event Details

Wildlife Care Center Accepting Patients at Oregon Humane Society Temporarily While Undergoing Repairs

Portland Audubon will resume accepting injured and orphaned wildlife during our regular operating hours (9a - 5p daily) at a temporary facility (8001 NE 14th Place, Portland) in partnership with Oregon Humane Society. DoveLewis Emergency Animal Hospital will continue to accept wildlife patients after Portland Audubon closes, from 5-11 p.m. daily.

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Community Science This Spring
A Tufted Coquette, a tiny and brilliant orange and green hummingbird is sipping nectar from a magenta flower.

New Ecotours!
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Spring & Summer Camp

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Whether you’re volunteering to clear trails at our sanctuary, submitting comments to urge local leaders to stand up for the environment, building a lush Backyard Habitat for native birds and pollinators, or attending a Nature Night event, you are a vital part of the Portland Audubon community.

Every person and every action matters, and each member of our community is instrumental in effecting positive change, protecting the environment, and advocating for Oregon’s wildlife and wild places.

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Online Nature Store

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Community Science

Community science is a great way to have fun, learn about the natural world, and make a difference for wildlife.

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Backyard Habitat Certification Program

Join more than 5,000 properties in the Metro Area that are restoring habitat, one yard at a time.

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Be a part of the Portland Audubon flock and help build a region where people and wildlife flourish together!

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Birding Resources

From the coast to Portland to Eastern Oregon, discover the best places to explore native birds and the natural beauty of Oregon.

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Portland Audubon Wildlife Sanctuary

Visit us at our free Wildlife Sanctuary, and enjoy 172-acres of habitat and more than 4 miles of trails just 10 minutes from downtown Portland.

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Protect

The impact of our efforts is written across Oregon’s landscape, and is fueled by grassroots engagement by our passionate community.

Educate

Our expert environmental educators create tomorrow’s advocates by inspiring people of all ages to explore and connect with the natural world.

Wildlife Rehabilitation

The Wildlife Care Center rehabilitates injured and orphaned native wildlife, educates the public to reduce human/wildlife conflicts, and collects valuable scientific data.

Stewardship

With three wildlife sanctuaries, we provide a safe haven for wildlife and a place for people to connect to the natural world.

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