Creatures from the Balch Lagoon *FULL*
Enter the world of the fish and the frog to scout for aquatic animals. Search out insects in our stream and look under rocks to find tons of camouflaged creatures.
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Beautiful Birds *FULL*
Learn how to identify and appreciate the wonderful, colorful birds that visit your neighborhood. Use binoculars to scan the Portland Audubon Wildlife Sanctuary for birds of prey, songbirds and woodpeckers.
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Birds of a Feather: Trochilidae – Hummingbirds
There are around 10,000 bird species on this planet, and this series will introduce you to some of the families that make up the class of birds known as Aves!
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Urban Wildlife Information Network (UWIN): A Wildlife Trail Cam Community Science Program
Join us for a presentation about a new program monitoring urban wildlife with automated trail cameras. This is part of a North American wide effort initiated by Lincoln Park Zoo called the Urban Wildlife Information Network (UWIN) with many cities participating including Portland.
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Snowy Plover Interpretive Walk – Sitka Sedge (RSVP required)
Join Portland Audubon Coastal Community Science Coordinator, Allison Anholt, and Joe Liebezeit, Staff Scientist, and learn about the endangered snowy plover life history, conservation challenges and habitat.
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All Aflutter *FULL*
Learn all about butterflies and their friends!
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Herpetology 101 *FULL*
Enter the world of the fish and the frog to scout for aquatic animals. Search out insects in our stream and look under rocks to find tons of camouflaged creatures.
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Nature Photo *FULL*
Learn the basics of photography while exploring our beautiful Wildlife Sanctuary!
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Pacific Northwest Trip: Birds, Plants, and Bugs of Mt. Adams with Stefan Schlick
This is the time to go to Mt. Adams! While bird song is winding down, there should still be lots of singers out and about. Butterflies and dragonflies will not be ignored on this trip!
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Snowy Plover Interpretive Walk – Nehalem Bay July 2 (RSVP required)
Join Portland Audubon Coastal Community Science Coordinator, Allison Anholt, and Joe Liebezeit, Staff Scientist, and learn about the endangered snowy plover life history, conservation challenges and habitat.
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