Friday, February 15 through Monday, February 18
Great Backyard Bird Count (GBBC).
Everyone is welcome to participate - from beginners to experts. It takes as little as 15 minutes on one
day, or you can count for as long as you like each day of the event. It’s free, fun, and easy—and it
helps the birds.
More info...
Thursday, February 21, 7:00pm
Naturalist Presentation.
Insights on Oregon’s Marbled Murrelets by Lindsay Adrean, OSU Faculty Research Assistant.
Lindsay will talk about the project which advances our understanding of the breeding
requirements of Marbled Murrelets.
More info...
Saturday, February 23, 10am to 1pm
Green Volunteer.
Learn how you can participate in a variety of environmental and citizen science efforts
in our community. See this page and our
calendar for details and plan to come!
Saturday, February 23, 9am-noon
Yaquina Birders' and Naturalists Guided Birdwalk ~ Alsea Bay. Join Roy Lowe
on this field trip starting at Alsea Bay and continuing to Eckman Lake east of Waldport.
More info...
TAKE ACTION!
Take action on climate change. Please write your state representatives and urge them to
support efforts to reduce Oregon’s greenhouse gas emissions and create clean energy jobs.
Let’s work to make Oregon a leader in protecting the planet.
Rep. David Gomberg: Rep.DavidGomberg@oregonlegislature.gov
Senator Arnie Roblan: Sen.ArnieRoblan@oregonlegislature.gov
Support positive decision making! Please write Governor Kate Brown and thank her for appointing two scientists to Oregon’s
Board of Forestry. Also, please urge her to act on climate change by taking steps to protect
more of our public forests. Greater protection would result in our forests storing more carbon
and mitigating climate change.
Governor Kate Brown, Office of the Governor, 900 Court Street NE, Suite 254, Salem, OR 97301-4047
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RESOURCES
Whether you are a
resident state birder or a visitor, you
might be interested in finding out what
birds were sighted where in
the state and when. Click here for
up-to-date reports from the OBOL
(Oregon Birders Online).
If you are interested in
signing up to receive Oregon bird
sightings reported to OBOL,
click here.
eBird includes reports
of birds seen locally and around the
world. For recent reports and places to
bird in Lincoln County, click here. For
Tillamook County, click here.
Want to know the
status of bird migrations?
Check out BirdCast, the
realtime migration forecast by The
Cornell Lab of Ornithology.
See our Links page for more resources.
IMPORTANT PHONE NUMBERS
Injured birds,
dead mammals, poaching,
call: State Police: 800-452-7888
Injured Birds
along central OR coast, call
Harry Dodson (Lincoln City) 541-921-0048
Injured
Bird and Mammal Rehab Centers:
Chintimini Wildlife
Center (Corvallis) 541-745-5324
Wildlife Care Center
(Portland) 503-292-0304
Turtle Ridge
Wildlife Center (Salem)
503-540-8664
Wildlife Center of
the North Coast (Astoria)
503-338-0331
Injured Raptors
Cascades Raptor Center
(Eugene) 541-485-1320
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