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Birds, Salmon, and the Lower Snake River Dams
General ·When we go birding, we often bird along stream riparian areas. These riparian habitats, particularly in our semi-arid shrub-steppe country in central Washington, are where we find the greatest numbers of birds and the greatest diversity of species. This is where birds and other wildlife species find water, food, and shelter. Birds thrive in these riparian habitats.
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My Woodpecker Big Year - Denny Granstrand - August 2021 - YVAS Program
General ·Woodpeckers are fascinating birds. They are also incredibly beneficial to many of the species they share the landscape with. Big Years are exciting, too, though possibly to only a very...
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Shrubsteppe Conservation - May 2021 - YVAS Program
General ·May is a prime month when this habitat is truly alive with plants and animals! Please join us for a panel discussion as speakers show the value of this habitat, threats facing the habitat and...
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Jack Nisbet - Condors in the Greater Northwest
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Yakima Audubon Monthly Program - April 2021 - Jack Nisbet
Written, oral, and archaeological records describe a rich history of California condors in the Pacific Northwest, including many accounts from east of the Cascades. In this online presentation, author Jack Nisbet will revisit the...