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Watch and listen as acclaimed photographer, writer, author, and speaker, Amy Gulick present photos and reads snippets from her award-winning book The Salmon Way: An Alaska State of Mind. Amy inspires, educates, and motivates people to take a deep look at the importance of nature to humanity and all life on Earth.

To most residents of the region, Mount Rainier holds opportunities for camping, hiking, climbing and other outdoor pursuits. But what about its wildlife? Did you know that Mount Rainier National Park hosts three bird species protected under the U.S. Endangered Species Act? Jeff Antonelis-Lapp will share fascinating stories and discuss the current status of the Northern Spotted Owl, Marbled Murr...

We’ve all heard amazing facts about bird migration-the long distances that birds travel, the ways that they navigate, etc. But did you ever wonder how we figured all of this out? While working for the American Ornithological Society, Rebecca Heisman became fascinated with the varied and creative techniques that scientists have used to study bird migration, and this eventually became the basis f...

What happens to trees after they die, and how does that play into the way forests work? And who lives in those dead stems? I will talk about primary cavity excavators and other denizens of this important habitat and discuss human management of dead wood. Ken Bevis is the Stewardship Biologist for the Washington Department of Natural Resources (DNR) Service Forestry program. His career in forest...

Listen to Adrian Wolf from Great Peninsula Conservancy talk about a project that uses AudioMoth acoustic devices to capture avian community response to three forest conservation practices: 1) creation of snags, den trees, and coarse woody debris, 2) creating structural diversity with patch openings, and 3) replanting with a diversity of conifers and shrubs. The project, supported by a grant fro...

Listen to Stephanie Raymond, Program Manager for the Orca Network, a nonprofit organization connecting whales and people in the Pacific Northwest. Stephanie is a lifelong resident of the Salish Sea watershed and is passionate about sharing its wonders with others. She has been enamored of the Southern Resident Killer Whale population since she was six years old and gave her first educational ta...

Listen to Derek Matthews, Chair of the Vancouver Avian Research Centre, talk about its bird monitoring and banding program, provide an in-depth review of the state of the world’s birds, cover the miracle of migration and show why and how birds are making astounding journeys from breeding grounds to winter grounds and then back to breeding grounds each year and remind each of us what we can indi...

Listen as Ed Deal, from Seattle’s Urban Raptor Conservancy, provides insights into these common but elusive raptors. The Seattle Cooper’s Hawk Project is one of several studies in large US cities (e.g., Tucson, Milwaukee, Albuquerque), and the only all-volunteer, citizen science project. The group has monitored the local Cooper’s Hawk population nesting density and annual nest productivity sinc...

If you love Hummingbirds, this video is for you. John Shewey, author of The Hummingbird Handbook Hummingbirds presents photographs and stories about hummingbirds that will amaze and intrigue us. Their high-speed enigmatic lifestyles are a blur; their startling colors and exotic behaviors are delights. Hummingbirds also inspire us-they are like tiny ambassadors with the power to usher people int...

Arness County Park Birding by Car

Point No Point Park Birding by Car

Panama's Cloud Forest - The Junction of Bird Communities by Thomas Bancroft, PH.D. Are you ready to go off to some exotic place but also see some of your friends? Join Kitsap Audubon for a virtual trip to Panama on February 10th. Be immersed in the sounds of Western Panama’s cloud forests as Thomas expertly guides you through layers of gorgeous bird life, exotic flora, and a quick trip through ...

Climb on the virtual bus leading from the Nisqually Glacier’s terminus through 78 river miles of natural history and restoration projects to the river’s runout into Puget Sound. After graduating from college, Jeff Antonelis-Lapp worked two summers at Mount Rainier National Park, igniting a connection to the mountain that endures today. He has summited the mountain, hiked all of its mapped trail...

Join award-winning author, naturalist, and eco-philosopher, Lyanda Lynn Haup, talk about her newest book "Rooted: Life at the Crossroads of Science, Nature, and Spirit". Ms. Haup has written six acclaimed books on birds and nature, including Mozart’s Starling.

Christmas Bird Count

Kitsap Audubon Society's October 2021 Virtual General Meeting with Dr. Julia Parrish

Kitsap Audubon Society's May Virtual General Meeting - Special Birds of Mount Rainier

Kitsap Audubon Society's March Virtual General Meeting - a tale of two puffins by Scott Pearson

Kitsap Audubon Society's February Virtual General Meeting - Erin Posthumus

Kitsap Audubon Society's December Virtual General Meeting

Kitsap Audubon Society's November 2020 Virtual General Meeting

Kitsap Audubon Society's October 2020 Virtual General Meeting