Malheur Sunset Walk Many birders explore Malheur National Wildlife Refuge Headquarters near sunrise, or early in the day. We’ll be changing things up with a little evening birding, looking for […]
Read more >Malheur After Dark Come celebrate dark skies and all things nocturnal at Malheur NWR’s Sod House Ranch. ADA compliant bathrooms and parking will be available. There we’ll take an evening bird walk, look for bats and badgers, and enjoy a star viewing experience with Amy Bielbisi and Oregon Star Safari. This is a Portland Audubon […]
Read more >Song Meter Project Training Learn about autonomous recording units (song meters) and about our project using this technology to monitor birds in the Harney Basin. Volunteers need to be good at identifying birds by ear and/or by spectrogram, and will need access to a computer and email account. Files will be shared through Google […]
Read more >The purpose of a CCP is to specify a management direction for the Refuge; the goals, objectives, and strategies for improving Refuge conditions—including the types of habitat to be provided, partnership opportunities, and management actions needed to achieve desired conditions...
Read more >Birders Connect Bird walks and drinks the second Thursday of each month from May to September. Bird walk locations will vary and will typically be close-ish to town. Though they might travel farther afield some months. This is the last Birder Connect event for 2024. We’ll meet at Malheur Refuge HQ at 5:00, bird HQ […]
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