The Wild Arts Festival was a big winner for Portland Audubon, raising more than $190,000 to help us protect Oregon’s wildlife and wild places. The purchases made at the Festival also support the work of more than 80 local artists and authors.
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The last few years have been challenging for many of us, especially kids. Summer camp gave children a chance to reconnect with others and the outdoors in a safe, supportive, educational, and exploratory way.
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Macro photographer Joseph Saunders dives into the importance of invertebrates, the accessibility of macro photography, pro tips for people interested in macro, and why some of nature’s most feared creatures just aren’t that scary.
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Discovering the intricate beauty that can be found in nature is as easy as opening one’s back door. My Nature Exploration is a story about a kid named “little Harrison” who decides to go on an adventure in his own backyard.
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Photographer Tara Lemezis documents an Anna’s Hummingbird female as she raises her babies from nestlings to fledglings.
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For the eighth year in a row, Niel and Susannah will be supporting Portland Audubon by donating 20% of proceeds from the upcoming shows BRINK and Ascent, showing simultaneously at their adjoining galleries starting on January 30.
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On Sunday, November 10, Wonderland Tattoos raised $7,320 in support of Portland Audubon by donating an entire day of their work devoted to bird and nature-themed body art.
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Portland’s murals are scattered across the city, elevating blank walls into works of art. They add to the beauty of our streets, tell the stories of our neighborhoods, and ask us to look deep into our history and at important social justice issues.
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