Volume 49, No. 2 Edited by Lauren Cusimano

• JAS 2022-23 Program Season
• JAS Board Member Spotlight — Kim Ramos
• JAS Has Two Open Board Positions!
• The Queen Charlotte Goshawk: An Endemic of Southeast Alaska
• Winter Counting With Project FeederWatch
• Christmas Bird Count 2022
• The Story of the Christmas Bird Count

Volume 49, No. 3 Edited by Lauren Cusimano

Please note: The Raven, a publication of the Juneau Audubon Society, is moving to a quarterly publication schedule. Please expect The Raven to be mailed out and published online in January, April, July, and October 2023.

• JAS 2022-23 Program Season
• JAS Has Two Open Board Positions!
• Updated JAS Bylaws
• JAS Board Member Spotlight: Conservation Chair Winston Smith
• Marbled Murrelets: Frequent Flyers of Southeast
• Juneau Christmas Bird Count Results
• Jennifer Ackerman’s “The Genius of Birds”
• Great Backyard Bird Count 2023
• Signs of Nature in Hoonah
• Remembering Richard Gordon
• Juneau Douglas North Crossing Update

Volume 49, No. 4 Edited by Lauren Cusimano

• Juneau Audubon Society Field Trips Are Back!
• Juneau Audubon Society Events
• JAS Board Member Spotlight
• National Audubon Society Keeps Its Name
• The Latest on the Juneau Douglas Second Crossing
• Citizen scientist opportunities!
• What The Roadless Rule Reinstatement Means for Southeast Birds
• Tongass Wildlife Conservation Strategy: Recollections and Reflections

Volume 49, Issue 1, Sept/Oct 2022

Edited by Lauren Cusimano

• On a Successful JAS Member Picnic and Retreat
• Membership Picnic 2022 Volunteer Recognitions
• From the Field: October Big Day and More
• News on the North Crossing
• Alaska’s Bird Tourism Means Big Bucks
• Tree Swallow Nest Box Project for 2022
• How to Be Feather Friendly
• Programs Chair is Open!