Join Portland Audubon on a unique self-catering trip to Okanogan and the Waterville Plateau to look for winter bird specialties like Pine Grosbeak, Bohemian Waxwing, Common Redpoll, Gray-crowned Rosy-finch, and much more!
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Join Brodie Cass Talbott for an exploration of the raptors that visit the Portland area in winter. In the classroom segment we will explore the natural history of hawks, eagles, falcons, and harriers, along with tips for finding and identifying these aerial predators.
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Fun ways to create patterns and suggest markings, simplifying as we go.
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Help spruce up our wildlife sanctuary and be a part of the Martin Luther King Jr Weekend of Service! Volunteers will help with trail maintenance, naturescaping, removing invasive species, and native plantings.
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Join Portland Audubon on a unique self-catering winter trip to see owls by day in the Walla Walla area. We’ll hope to see Great Horned Owl, Short-eared Owl, the elusive Long-eared Owl and more!
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For the eighth year in a row, Talon and Antler Galleries will be supporting Portland Audubon by donating 20% of proceeds from the upcoming art shows BRINK and Ascent, showing simultaneously at their adjoining galleries. Join us at the opening night to see nature-inspired artwork centering around endangered and extinct species. Ascent at Talon Gallery features birds exclusively, and BRINK features mammals, reptiles, amphibians, and other members of the non-avian animal kingdom.
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Join Stefan on a day trip to Tillamook. Hopefully, there will be some rarities to look for in the lowlands. We may be visiting Fenk, Goodspeed, Tone and Boquist Rds, but also Kilchis Point Preserve, the Barview Jetty and Bayocean.
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Join Greg Baker for a three-part Saturday morning exploration at one of Oregon’s most accessible Important Bird Areas: Sauvie Island Wildlife Area.
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Join Portland Audubon and Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife for a spectacular and fun-filled day of birdwatching (previously known as Raptor Road Trip!)
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Join naturalists from the Portland Audubon on an incredible trip through the lush lowland rainforests, volcanoes, mountains, and coastal wetlands of Costa Rica. More than 800 species of birds have been seen within the borders of this small country. To conserve this diversity, almost 30% of Costa Rica is contained in National Parks and Reserves, ensuring that it will be protected for many generations to come.
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