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An opportunity to participate in bird-related research

Hello! Our research group at University of Toronto does work on how learning about the natural world changes the brain and cognition. If you’re interested in getting involved, this image has the details about a short new study on birds. It’s open to everyone, from experienced birders to beginners. Visit the study website www.birdingstudies.com for the link to participate, as well as info on past work, articles & interviews. Many Thanks!

This study will close during the last week of July 2024.

EVENTS

Methow Vally Bird Language

September 28-29, 2024
Pearrygin Lake State Park

The Wilderness Awareness School, located in the Snoqualmie Valley, has a mission to help children and adults cultivate healthy relationships with nature, community, and self.

One of the core areas of our nature connection curriculum is the practice of bird language, a sort of ecological, holistic, landscape tracking that weave together modern science, ancestral skills, and mindfulness practices. 

More on bird language may be found on the web page for our local Bird Language Club, or in the book What the Robin Knows by Wilderness Awareness School founder Jon Young. 

You can learn more about this opportunity by clicking here.

Click here to learn about events

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FIELD TRIPS

Click here to learn about field trips

Wednesday Wenatchee Birding with the Wenatchee River Institute. Click here for details.

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NCWAS Community Science Projects

The North Central Washington Audubon Chapter is involved in several Community Science bird survey projects. You can read a brief description of each of these activities here. We’d be happy to hear from you if you have an interest in volunteering for these community science surveys.

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