Ancient Forests of the Oregon Coast

Name: Ancient Forests of the Oregon Coast
Start: 2019-09-05T00:00:00-08:00
End: 2019-09-08T23:59:59-08:00

Join Portland Audubon on a four-day adventure to the Oregon Coast! Go behind the scenes to learn more about the conservation initiatives taking place along the coast. We will explore the Elliott State Forest and Portland Audubon’s Ten Mile Creek Sanctuary – two of Oregon’s old-growth forests, providing critical habitat for imperiled species like the Marbled Murrelet and Northern Spotted Owl.

The trip will also include birding stops in Coos Bay, Yachats, and Newport.

Northern Spotted Owl, photo by Scott Carpenter

Marbled Murrelet, photo by Robin Corcoran/USFWS

10 Mile Creek Sanctuary

By choosing to travel with Portland Audubon, you are supporting our conservation work here in the Pacific Northwest.

Trip Details

Tentative Itinerary

Fee: $845 members / $945 non-members
Deposit: $500 required to secure your place
Leader: Brodie Cass Talbott and April Brown
Group size: limited to 14 participants

General Ecotour information

Ecotour policy

Trip Leader

Brodie Cass Talbott

Brodie works as an educator with Portland Audubon. After many years of wildland firefighting and leading river tours, he spent six years living and teaching across Asia, where his interest in birds became his passion. He has birded across five continents, and uses his experience in education and ecotourism to share his love of the outdoors with people from all ages, backgrounds, and abilities, with an eye towards increasing access to wild spaces for people from diverse communities.

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