Next Book for Bhas Book Club
BHAS Book Club’s Next Book Now that we have learned almost everything we wanted to know and more about the discoveries and science surrounding avian migration, it is time for […]
Spanish Version of our Website
NEWS FLASH……. FINALLY, FINALLY, FINALLY IT IS DONE! By Sally Nole We have a Spanish version of our website! We have pondered for years on how to get our website […]
BHAS’s Chris Maynard Honored on PBS
BHAS AUDUBON MEMBER HONORED ON PBS SHOW Craft in America is a Peabody award-winning series on PBS and has a new segment in their SCIENCE episode that features Chris Maynard. […]
Dredging Up the Past
Dredging up the past at Tolmie, McMicken Island From Washington State Parks E-newsletter (11/14/24) If you happened to be at Tolmie State Park in October, you might have seen the […]
Conservation Committee – Thurston County
Conservation Action / Thurston County Focus Biodiversity Advocacy to Conserve Habitat—Black Hills Audubon Conservation Committee BHAS’s Conservation Committee has been advocating for conservation of mature forest habitat, Wildlife Corridors, and […]
Identifying Northwest Gulls
Identifying Northwest Gulls: Lecture and Field Study: 2 class sessions and 2 field study sessions with Scott Mills, Bill Shelmerdine and Bill Tweit Living in the region where gulls hybridize […]
Annual Dinner 2025
2025 Annual Dinner features our own Maria Mudd Ruth! On March 1st, 2025 our annual gathering will again be held at South Puget Sound Community College’s Student Union Building beginning […]
Armchair Birding: 100 Flying Birds
Armchair Birding: 100 Flying Birds: Photographing the Mechanics of Flight, by Peter Cavanagh ~ Anne Kilgannon This is a BIG book in so many ways: its large and commodious size […]
Christmas Bird Count 2024
It’s fun, it’s important, and this year it is 125 years old. It’s the Audubon Society’s annual Christmas Bird Count. The CBC has become a happy tradition for volunteers in […]
Upcoming Membership Vote in March
UPCOMING MEMBERSHIP VOTE IN MARCH: SHOULD BLACK HILLS AUDUBON SOCIETY CHANGE ITS NAME? For the last couple of years, controversy has swirled around the name and legacy of John James […]