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
Thursday, March 12, 2026, monthly program - live presenter. Doors/Zoom Room opens at 7:00 (note change for this month) and program starts at 7:30.
Home-Tweet-Home for Purple Martins
Join us as Robert Pavey shares his knowledge and experience about Purple Martins including the various colonies managed with his wife Sandy and Kitsap Audubon.
Check out what is happening and when to engage and get involved with Kitsap Audubon Society!
We are looking for the next cohort of leaders to fill the ranks for FY26 to FY27. Requesting Board Candidates during solicitation period from January to March 2026
Solicitation open between February 9 to April 3, 2026. Up to 6 scholarships for Kitsap High School Graduates and up to 3 scholarships for Kitsap residences who have completed one year of academic study. Since 2006 KAS has awarded $118,500 in Scholarships.
Help us protect birds, habitat and the environment with an online donation before midnight on Tuesday, March 11. *Early giving begins March 1st.
Your resources have helped Kitsap Audubon Society…
• Donate $135,0000 and helped raise millions more to preserve critical forest and shoreline in Kitsap County.
• Award $118,500 in scholarships to students pursuing college degrees in fields related to our mission.
• Bring monthly educational programs and field trips that are free and open to the public
• Put forward robust advocacy for legislation and public policies that affect birds, wildlife habitat and the environment.
• Sponsor community science, partnerships and environmental stewardship
Check out March Newsletter!
Kitsap Audubon Society’s Blog
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