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The Black Hills Audubon Society (BHAS) of Olympia believes that for the continuity of wildlife and habitat conservation young people must be constantly encouraged to take notice of and appreciate the natural environment around them. To this end, BHAS is now sponsoring the Olympia Youth Audubon Society (OYAS) for students, grades 3 through 12, interested in wildlife (particularly birds), the environment and conservation.
Participation in citizen science events and tutelage under the guidance of skilled naturalists are possible.
Bird Flight Patterns & Music Concert Program
Murmurations: Swarming Rome by Derek Bermel. Presented by the New Bedford Symphony Orchestra.
WFO Offers Two Student Research Grants
WFO is pleased to announce a new Research Grant Program to support student research and internships in the field biology of birds. Two grants of $1,500 each may be awarded
ESSAY CONTEST FOR HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS
Western Field Ornithologists is holding an essay contest in 2020 for students in grades 9 through 12. The theme of the essay contest is the impact of climate change on
Patrick Sullivan Young Birders Fund
The Young Birders Fund was first conceived by Andy and Ellen Stepniewski and was established by the Washington Ornithological Society in 2005 to encourage and support young people interested in