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Klamath Bird Observatory Citizen Science Project

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Do you enjoy birding? What about hiking and exploring new areas? Would you like to contribute to research? Join the Klamath Bird Observatory’s citizen science project on the Grizzly Peak Preserve!

  • This project offers something for all birders from easy walks to adventurous off-trail hiking as well as guided owl surveys. You will be surrounded by beautiful views and plenty of birds.
  • Monthly surveys will take place throughout the year.
  • Participation will include some walking and/or hiking, recording all birds observed by sight and/or sound, and entering and submitting your findings into eBird Northwest.
  • This project will also offer guided night surveys to inventory the local owl population.
  • We are looking for participants who are interested in regular surveys and also those who can come occasionally.
  • Volunteers will participate between April 2018 – April 2019.

FOR MORE INFORMATION

If you are interested in participating or would like more information contact Ellie Armstrong at eea@KlamathBird.org or 541-201-0866 ext. 5.

Klamath Bird Observatory Citizen Science Project

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Our study has passed – thank you to all who contributed from April 2017 – April 2018 on this project!

Do you enjoy birding? What about hiking and exploring new areas? Would you like to contribute to research? Join the Klamath Bird Observatory’s citizen science project on the Sampson Creek Preserve!

  • This project offers something for all birders from easy walks to adventurous off-trail hiking as well as guided owl surveys! Either way you will be surrounded by beautiful views and plenty of birds!
  • A training event was held on April 15th, 2017 but you can still participate if you did not attend the training.
  • Monthly surveys will take place throughout the year.
  • Participation will include some walking and/or hiking, recording all birds observed by sight and/or sound, and entering and submitting your findings into eBird Northwest.
  • This project will also offer guided night surveys to inventory the local owl population.
  • We are looking for participants who are interested in regular surveys and also those who can come occasionally.

FOR MORE INFORMATION

If you are interested in participating or would like more information contact Ellie Armstrong at eea@KlamathBird.org or 541-201-0866 ext. 5.

Northwest Scientific Association Meeting

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LichenMarch 29 – April, 2017

The Northwest Scientific Association will conduct the 88th Annual Meeting at Southern Oregon University in Ashland, Oregon.

The theme this year is Understanding and Managing Diversity: From Landscapes to Genes. An introduction to the Preserves will be offered in a presentation session titled New Opportunities for Conservation and Field Research in Oak Ecosystems of Southwest Oregon, which will invite inquiries for collaboratively conducting biological inventory, research and educational projects.

On Saturday, April 1st, the Northwest Lichenologists will host a field trip to the Sampson Creek Preserve to perform a lichen bio-blitz.

For more information on the upcoming NWSA event, please visit The Northwest Scientific Association

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To help conserve the unique ecosystems of the greater Cascade-Siskiyou landscape through land stewardship, advocacy, education, and scientific research.

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