Wild Arts Festival | December 10 & 11

The 42nd annual Wild Arts Festival will be back at the Portland State Viking Pavilion to celebrate art, literature, and nature! Buy your tickets now and explore beautiful artwork, nature-inspired books, and more while supporting Portland Audubon’s mission.

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Nov 29
Understanding Waterfowl

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Dec 7
Field Trip: Beginning Waterfowl ID at Fernhill Wetlands with Brodie Cass Talbott

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Dec 10
Bird Journals Basics: Suggesting Habitats with Jude Siegel

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Nov 29
Understanding Waterfowl

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Dec 7
Field Trip: Beginning Waterfowl ID at Fernhill Wetlands with Brodie Cass Talbott

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Dec 10
Bird Journals Basics: Suggesting Habitats with Jude Siegel

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Nature Night: First Foods and Life Cycles | Dec. 14

Indigenous peoples have the longest memory of, and most profound connections to the life cycles of native plants and animals. Wenix Red Elk, the Education Outreach Coordinator for the Confederated Tribes of the Umatilla Indian Reservation, will share about First Foods like salmon, deer, elk, camas bulbs, biscuitroot and huckleberry.

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Winter Break Camps
A Black-capped Chickadee clings to the side of a mossy tree.

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