All Food is Expensive
By Kim Adelson When I first moved to New Zealand, I was continually shocked at the price of food. Tomatoes could run $7-8 a pound and a whole chicken might […]
Armchair Birding: The Seabird’s Cry by Adam Nicolson
~ Anne Kilgannon While sitting on a cliff edge on one of the small islands that make up the Hebrides, observing guillemots with Emily, a young ornithologist who was studying […]
Volunteer Opportunities – March 2020
All chapter work is done by volunteers for whom we are very grateful. There are many opportunities to become involved at a level that is comfortable for you. Nest boxes: Our Avian […]
February 2020 Board Meeting Summary
Kathleen Snyder The BHAS webmaster, Jim Wilson, will be moving out of the state and relinquishing his duties in the end of February. Not only did Jim maintain and improve our […]
Your Opportunity to Weigh in on Land-Use Decisions
Sue Danver Thurston County sets priorities for land use decisions that involve the Comprehensive Plan early in the year every two years. This year’s decision of what projects will get docketed […]