Category: Conservation
Citizen Science Nightjar Surveys
Montana Audubon, in collaboration with Montana Fish, Wildlife, & Parks, is excited to announce our newest Citizen Science project—nightjar surveys! Common Poorwills are a Species of Greatest Inventory Need and […]
Common Loon Band Contest
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By Darcy Thomas Now is the time to view loons in NW Montana. These beautiful, fish-eating birds are enthralling to see, and Montana Loon Society would love to hear about […]
Conservation Corner – May 2025
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in ConservationBy Gael Bissell 2025 Legislative Update Flathead Audubon, along with other Montana Audubon chapters, supports two lobbyists during every biannual legislative session. This role is one of the major reasons […]
Montana Legislative Update
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By Peter Dudley, Montana Audubon Policy & Conservation Ranching Specialist Thank you to everyone fighting for clean air, clean water, public lands, and healthy, abundant wildlife. We’re now past the […]
Conservation Corner – April 2025
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in ConservationBy Carole Jorgensen Birds are wonderful until they become roommates. Birds are starting to look for good neighborhoods where they can show off for mates and build nests. If you, like […]
Osprey and Baling Twine: Deadly Consequences
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in ConservationInformation Provided by the Owl Research Institute When baling twine is left in a field or pasture Osprey are likely to pick it up and use it as nesting material. […]