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There are many ways to be involved with Pacific Birds. From webinars, to conferences, to social media, or even helping you find and apply for grants — we connect you to people doing bird habitat conservation in our Flyways.
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2018 Alaska Invasive Species Workshop and Conference
Homer, Alaska, November 13-16
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Integrating Climate Change into Conservation Strategies
Vancouver, Washington, November 16
Avian Monitoring in Estuaries–Workshops with Puget Sound Ecosystem Monitoring Program
Olympia, Washington, December 3
Mt. Vernon, Washington, February 5-
Climate Science Symposium for the North Coast Region (California)
Eureka, California, December 13-14
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Find a bird festival at a wildlife refuge near you in 2018.
Find out about some of the nation’s best birding and outstanding birding festivals in 2018.
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Bird Festivals in Alaska
The Alaska Department of Fish and Game has compiled a list and descriptions of bird festivals in Alaska in 2018.
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Festivals Across North America
Cornell Lab of Ornitholgy maintains a list and map of festivals across the U.S. and Canada.
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Pacific Flyway Shorebird Survey
Help survey shorebirds for two days, from November 15-December 15. See the linked flyer to contact a project coordinator to learn more.
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Project FeederWatch-Canada
Volunteers wanted for Project FeederWatch in Canada.
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Join Science Watch
Audubon's Science Watch is a community science program to observe climate threatened species two times a year.
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The Pueo Project could use Your Help
The Pueo Project could use more citizen scientists to help locate and learn more about the Pueo, or Hawaiian Short-eared Owl.
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Bird Studies Canada is looking for citizen scientists.
Find a program that might work for you, from looking for waterbirds to monitoring bird-window collisions.
