News & Updates
Bird Walk for Beginners
Are you curious about the feathered friends that inhabit local parks and neighborhoods? Join us for a fun and informative bird walk especially for beginners!
Discover the Joy of Birdwatching
This walk will introduce you to the basics of…
Wanted: Marmot Sightings!
Keep an eye out! Researchers from the University of Alaska Museum and multiple collaborating institutions are tracking hibernation timing in Hoary Marmots at sea level (“beach marmots”) and need help documenting earliest emergence dates.…
The Raven Spring 2024
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Volume 50, Issue 1, Quarter 1, 2024
The Raven - Q1 2024 Digital
Flock Together for the Great Backyard Bird Count
New York, NY, Ithaca, NY, and Port Rowan, ON—Fun for one becomes multiplied when birders join forces for the annual Great Backyard Bird Count (GBBC). Participating with friends, family, or a community group means there are more eyes to spot…
Bird Studies & Conservation Intern Sought
Juneau Audubon Society is seeking an intern based in Juneau, Alaska. The position is designed to give valuable work experience to those aspiring in careers of biology, research, wildlife, non-profit or environmental work.
Typical duties include…
Climate Watch Birds
Have you seen a Red-breasted Nuthatch in Southeast Alaska lately? If so please contact Brenda (Email at-large_B@juneau-audubon-society.org). A National Audubon Society Citizen Science project “Climate Watch” is seeking observations of this…
JAS Program Video: Mostly Winging It
Watch "Mostly Winging it: Photos of the Tongass and Beyond" by Jeremy Lavendar, January 11, 2024.
JAS Program Video: Uncharted
Watch “Uncharted: Field Science and Storytelling about Disabilities in STEM” where Skylar Bayer explores the experiences and achievements of disabled scientists in the field of science.
*please note that, unfortunately, the recording…
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