Programs are held the first Tuesday of the month except January, July, and August. All are welcome, we hope you will join us!
When we have in-person programs, the meeting location is currently at Evergreen Public Schools District Office at 13413 NE LeRoy Haagen Memorial Drive, Vancouver, WA. It is almost directly across NE 136th Avenue from the Washington Dept. of Licensing office.
Social time and sharing bird sightings begins at 6:30pm, announcements start at 6:45pm, and the program will start at 7:00pm.
Previous virtual program recordings can be found on our Vancouver Audubon Society Facebook page and edited versions are now on our YouTube page. Search YouTube for “Vancouver Audubon Society”.
To view recordings of our previous programs, visit the Monthly Program Recordings.
March in person Program
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All are welcome to our in-person Program & Meeting!
This March, we are excited to have Vanessa Loverti speaking about the MOTUS Network and Tracking Bird Migration. Vanessa is a Shorebird Biologist for the US Fish and Wildlife Service where she works tracking the movements and habitats of shorebirds.
Every year, millions of birds migrate up and down the Pacific Flyway, yet there are still huge information gaps about how these birds use estuaries, beaches, and coastal wetlands throughout their lifecycle. MOTUS is a global research network that uses automated radio telemetry to study the movements of birds, bats, and large insects with tiny, digitally encoded tags. The information gathered through Motus provides ecological insight of a bird’s demanding and delicate migration journey. In turn, this helps scientists identify key factors for survival such as healthy stopover sites with critical habitat and food resources which birds need to rest and refuel.
Social time and sharing bird sightings begins at 6:30pm March 3, 2026, announcements start at 6:45pm, and the program will start at 7:00pm.
Evergreen Public Schools District Office at 13413 NE LeRoy Haagen Memorial Drive, Vancouver, WA.
Have an idea for a future presentation? Would you like to present your own program? Reach out to Sam Cable at scable@vancouveraudubon.org.
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