Do you like seabirds and care about their welfare? Join a volunteer opportunity to monitor seabird nests at Cape Falcon Marine Reserve & at Oregon’s iconic Haystack Rock.Bird Alliance of Oregon and partners are monitoring seabird nesting colonies adjacent to the Cape Falcon Marine Reserve in order to better understand how seabirds may respond to the new protections.

Do you like seabirds and care about their welfare? Join a volunteer opportunity to monitor seabird nests at Cape Perpetua .Bird Alliance of Oregon and partners are monitoring seabird nesting colonies adjacent to Cape Perpetua in order to better understand how seabirds may respond to the new protections.

Join the 17th annual Marbled Murrelet community science survey on a spectacular stretch of Oregon’s coast. Training will be provided, so no prior experience is needed.

We will be hosting online webinars for the classroom portion of the Snowy Plover training. This series will be presented twice and will be broken into four modules. They cover all relevant topics needed to understand Snowy Plovers and what we can do to help them.

Black Oystercatchers are a striking and easily recognizable bird in which we share our coast. Learn more about this amazing bird and are interested in helping with Bird Alliance of Oregon’s community science effort to monitor oystercatchers on the coast, consider attending this training. The training will cover Black Oystercatcher life history, conservation challenges they face, and instructions on how to participate in our abundance and nest monitoring program.

Join the 18th annual Marbled Murrelet community science survey on a spectacular stretch of Oregon’s coast. Training will be provided, so no prior experience is needed.

We will be hosting online webinars for the classroom portion of the Snowy Plover training. This series will be presented twice and will be broken into four modules. They cover all relevant topics needed to understand Snowy Plovers and what we can do to help them.

We will be hosting an in-person training to participate in the Plover Patrol. The first two hours will be the indoor learning portion and broken into four modules, followed by an optional two hour field trip to the Nehalem Snowy Plover Management Area to practice observing plovers (weather dependent). This training will cover all relevant topics needed to understand Snowy Plovers and what we can do to help them.