Nov. 12 - 6:30 PM - Scottish Rite Center
Exotic Birding in the
Land of Thunder Dragon
Great Hornbill
Join Our Teaching Team
Salem Audubon has a very active traveling education program. It’s like a party, and you are invited. We present at local schools and community centers to educate folks and encourage them to appreciate the wonder of nature. We also have tables at many local events like Birds and Blooms, Homeschoolers Day, Salmon Festival, and so on. Topics include Beavers, River Otters, Owls, Hummingbirds, Bird Adaptations, Bats, and building nest boxes.
We can add new presentations, too, and include your personal area of passion and expertise. Please contact Mary Ritter marycr1@outlook.com if you are interested in joining the fun, fulfilling, and always exciting Traveling Education Program.
Contributed Photo
Karen Viste-Sparkman and Stuart Sparkman, our guest speakers for November. They will be sharing their photographs from a journey to Buhtan.
Correction: The SAS Field Trip to Willow Lake is scheduled for Tuesday, Nov. 26, not Monday as previously published.
We regret the error.
Get Involved with Salem Audubon
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Become a Member
Join the dedicated members of Salem Audubon Society in fulfilling the mission of our organization. We sponsor and participate in numerous education and stewardship programs.
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Volunteer With Us
As with most non-profit organizations, we count on many individuals to assist with our effort to provide nature awareness to our community.
Join us as a volunteer and help us fulfill the mission of our organization. We have many ways you can apply our skills in service tour our organization. -
Support Our Efforts
Dedicated members and volunteers do our work, but large projects require significant funding. You can make a one-time donation using the form linked below.
Contact our president to discuss specific funding opportunities and ways to make your gift possible.