Kitsap Audubon Society
Our mission is to protect birds, wildlife habitat and the environment through conservation, education, citizen science and advocacy.
Photo by Charles Wheeler/Audubon Photography Awards
Our mission is to protect birds, wildlife habitat and the environment through conservation, education, citizen science and advocacy.
Photo by Charles Wheeler/Audubon Photography Awards
Wednesday May 13, 2026, monthly program - live presenter. Doors/Zoom Room opens at 6:00 and program starts at 6:30 (note date/time change)
From Recordings to Restoration: Using Bird Vocalizations to Guide Forest Management
Join us as Adrian Wolf, Great Peninsula Conservancy’s Stewardship Director, presents about a program to improve the long-term survival of Western Washington forest birds by implementing state-of-the art habitat improvement practices, initiating acoustic monitoring of bird responses to these conservation practices, and publicly sharing findings and replicable protocols through outreach and communications. The Listen Up program is a collaboration of three land trusts and four conservation and tribal organizations and is supported by Cornell Lab of Ornithology’s Land Trust Bird Conservation Initiative.
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Calling all nature lovers in their 20s and 30s! Kitsap Audubon Society is thrilled to officially introduce the NextGen Birding Club, a fresh and vibrant community designed to connect the younger generation of bird enthusiasts across Kitsap County.
Our journey took flight this past April with an incredible inaugural field trip at the Clear Creek Trails in Silverdale, where 16 participants gathered to explore the trails and share their passion for local wildlife. Led by the dynamic duo of Joey Willman and Isabel Schutz—two dedicated nature enthusiasts who are eager to build a welcoming space for peer-to-peer birding—this group is all about enjoying the great outdoors in good company.
Check out the May Newsletter!
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