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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...
Bluebird News!
General ·Bluebird Boxes are Ready for the Nesting Season
On April 2, eight of us cleaned out the Bluebird boxes on the Vredenburgh trail to get them ready for spring. We got all of them cleaned and found only a few minor maintenance issues and a few boxes which will need replacement. We had a great group and perfect weather!...
Backyard Bumbles - An Introduction to Washington's Bumblebees - David Jennings
General ·David Jennings
Our Backyard Bumbles: An Introduction to Washington's Bumblebees
David Jennings Bumblebees are some of our most endearing native pollinators. With their furry bodies (and ability to thermoregulate) they are well-adapted to survive in colder and temperate ecosystems, such as those in Washington State. Bumblebees...