COVID Alert:
Masks may be required at our events and all safety protocols will be followed.
We will post updates that affect our activities for each event here and on our
Facebook pages.
2022 BIRD WALKS
Special Monthly Lincoln City Bird Walks resume
Suspended in 2021, we are again partnering with Lincoln City Parks & Recreation and
Explore Lincoln City to bring you special monthly birdwalks in the Lincoln City area.
Most of these are in addition to our regular "Second Saturday" walks.
Friday, May 13, 9-11am
Lincoln City Bird Walk ~ Cutler City Wetlands Open Space.
This is an easy walk through a unique and lovely wooded wetlands.
More info...
Saturday, May 14, 9-11am
Second Saturday Bird Walk ~ Mike Miller Park, Newport.
Moderate walk through enchanting forests in south Newport.
More info...
Our Rocky Habitat Campaign
Join our My Favorite Rocky Habitat
group on Facebook and share your stories, photos, and videos about your favorite rocky sites
on the Lincoln and Tillamook coast!
LEARN MORE!
Our proposals for
Cape Foulweather and
Cape Lookout are going to be considered by the Ocean Policy Advisory Council
at their Spring 2022 meeting.
TAKE ACTION!
TAKE ACTION TODAY TO PROTECT THREATENED AND ENDANGERED SPECIES!
Raise your voice. It can be difficult and intimidating to wade through hundreds of pages of potential
plans, regulations, and rules that control how our local habitat is managed by state and federal
agencies. We know you want to be part the process, to advance the best outcomes for things we care
aboutwater supplies, birds, wildlife, and the habitat that supports them.
More info...
How to Contact Your Elected Officials:
Find out who your Federal, State,
and local officials are and obtain their contact information.
More info...
SUPPORT US
Support ASLC through
AmazonSmile.
It is a simple way for you to support
ASLC every time you shop, at no cost to
you. When you shop at smile.amazon.com,
you'll find the exact same shopping
experience as Amazon.com, with the added
bonus that Amazon will donate a portion
of the sale to the Audubon Society of
Lincoln City. To go directly to ASLC's
support account, go to: smile.amazon.com/ch/20-3795649.
Or you can support
ASLC directly by donating here:
You can also support us and show your Lincoln City Audubon
pride by purchasing a hat or shirt from our
Online Store!
Like us on Facebook
RESOURCES
Help with Bird Identification
We've set up a couple of
pages to help you identify the birds that you're seeing in your backyards and along the
coast.
~ Backyard Birds of Oregon's Central Coast
~ Birds of Oregon's Coastal Habitat
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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