Friends annual spring gathering takes the celebration of supporting Malheur across the Refuge. Connect with volunteers are birding hotspots, enjoy a free picnic lunch, and join us for a film screening in the evening.
Maybe you have been to Malheur NWR or it is on your wish list. These live workshops will take you into the heart of the refuge where we will have fun exploring the birds of Malheur and finding out what makes the unique habitats at Malheur such an attraction for these birds.
Maybe you have been to Malheur NWR or it is on your wish list. These live workshops will take you into the heart of the refuge where we will have fun exploring the birds of Malheur and finding out what makes the unique habitats at Malheur such an attraction for these birds.
The roosting sites are historic buildings having been constructed by the Civilian Conservation Corps in the 1930s. Volunteers will work in teams of 2 and will be trained to use a Wildlife Acoustics Echometer PRO for species ID and clicker counter for abundance.
The roosting sites are historic buildings having been constructed by the Civilian Conservation Corps in the 1930s. Volunteers will work in teams of 2 and will be trained to use a Wildlife Acoustics Echometer PRO for species ID and clicker counter for abundance.
The roosting sites are historic buildings having been constructed by the Civilian Conservation Corps in the 1930s. Volunteers will work in teams of 2 and will be trained to use a Wildlife Acoustics Echometer PRO for species ID and clicker counter for abundance.
Every year the Friends of Malheur NWR welcome the Tribal Stewards program to the Refuge and sponsor the program. “This stewardship program is bringing Native youth into the conservation field, giving them professional experience that is relevant to caring for their own homelands,” said Richard Hamilton of Lomakatsi Restoration Project. “It was really cool to […]
About the film: The Harney Way is a 30-minute documentary that celebrates the collaborative spirit in the Harney Basin of Southeastern Oregon, where ranchers and conservationists explore a basin-wide vision and actions that conserve wet meadow habitats in perpetuity and in turn support agricultural activities, the health and survival of bird populations, and the Harney Basin economy. The unique […]
Every year the Friends of Malheur NWR welcome the Tribal Stewards program to the Refuge and sponsor the program. “This stewardship program is bringing Native youth into the conservation field, giving them professional experience that is relevant to caring for their own homelands,” said Richard Hamilton of Lomakatsi Restoration Project. “It was really cool to […]
Join Portland Audubon and USFWS staff in surveying for Snowy Plovers and other shorebirds on the playas of the Double O unit of Malheur National Wildlife Refuge. These areas are typically closed to the public so this is a great opportunity to see parts of the Refuge that not many people get to see while […]
Every year the Friends of Malheur NWR welcome the Tribal Stewards program to the Refuge and sponsor the program. “This stewardship program is bringing Native youth into the conservation field, giving them professional experience that is relevant to caring for their own homelands,” said Richard Hamilton of Lomakatsi Restoration Project. “It was really cool to […]
Every year the Friends of Malheur NWR welcome the Tribal Stewards program to the Refuge and sponsor the program. “This stewardship program is bringing Native youth into the conservation field, giving them professional experience that is relevant to caring for their own homelands,” said Richard Hamilton of Lomakatsi Restoration Project. “It was really cool to […]
Maybe you have been to Malheur NWR or it is on your wish list. These live workshops will take you into the heart of the refuge where we will have fun exploring the birds of Malheur and finding out what makes the unique habitats at Malheur such an attraction for these birds.
Every year the Friends of Malheur NWR welcome the Tribal Stewards program to the Refuge and sponsor the program. “This stewardship program is bringing Native youth into the conservation field, giving them professional experience that is relevant to caring for their own homelands,” said Richard Hamilton of Lomakatsi Restoration Project. “It was really cool to […]
Join Bird Alliance of Oregon and USFWS staff in surveying for Sandhill Crane pairs and colts. This survey is part of an effort to reimagine crane monitoring at Malheur NWR and to better understand the impacts of invasive monocultures, such as reed canarygrass, on crane territories and reproduction at the refuge. In other words, […]
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