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Promoting the appreciation, knowledge, and conservation of native birds, other wildlife, and their habitats.
Snowy Owl, Dan Casey Photo
Our mission is to promote the appreciation, knowledge, and conservation of native birds, other wildlife, and their habitats. Founded in 1976, Montana Audubon has built effective programs in public policy, education, and bird conservation to serve its members and Montana's nine community-based Audubon Chapters. Learn more
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Our Birds Call This Home - New Brochure
We teamed up with Bitterroot Audubon and Five Valleys Audubon to craft this new "Best Management Practices" brochure. Learn about living with birds along our riverine systems and our Important Bird Areas Program. It's all here.
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We send this out monthly: events, bird-of-the-month, conservation victories, and actions. If you don't already receive this, give it a try. Read the past couple of issues or sign up.
Gray Jay~ January Bird-of-Month
Also known as Whiskey Jack. Check out musings about a winter favorite, the Gray Jay. Read the stories of many featured bird species.
Audubon Videos!
Watch our latest video about building a home too close to a Montana stream: Falling for the Creek. Also view a short film about Sage Grouse & Conservation or Birds in the Madison Valley.
Adopt-a-Lek -- New at Montana Audubon
Greater Sage-Grouse citizen science project coming this spring! Volunteers can "adopt" a lek and help us understand sage-grouse trends. You can help as an individual or with a local Chapter. Learn more at Adopt-a-Lek.
Important Bird Areas Program - IBA
Learn more about Audubon's 40 Important Bird Areas located across Montana. We have information, maps, site descriptions, and opportunities to volunteer. Head over to the IBA portal today.
Montana Bird Conservation Partnership
Montana Audubon is an active leader in this collaborative group, dedicated to conserving bird populations and habitats in our State. Learn more about the Partnership here.
Audubon Conservation Education Center
We have many programs that help kids and families get outdoors to learn, explore, and play. Check out the fall and winter activities offered at our Billings Center.
Montana's Birds of Prey
Curious about raptor migration corridors through Montana? About the Bridger Hawk migration monitoring we do every fall? Check out our new raptor web features and learn more HERE.
Oil Pipelines and Spills --Fall 2011
The tar sands oil development & Keystone XL pipeline affect us all. Here's how. Listen to Amy interview Bill McKibben & learn more. The Exxon oil spill occurred upstream from our Education Center. For information go HERE.
Climate and Birds
Learn about vulnerable birds in a warming world. Link to the State of the Birds report and Montana perspectives HERE.
Birds of Montana Book Project
View the progress Jeff Marks and coauthors are making on this book to be published in 2012. Five new species added (October 2011) and great cover art. Learn More.
Moving Planet - watch the movie!
We were a key sponsor of Moving Planet Missoula Day. There were > 2000 events in over 175 countries all to encourage moving together away from fossil fuels. Watch the inspiring video. Related Keystone XL action here.
Streams & Wetland Protection
Learn what we are doing to protect streams and wetlands threatened by development. Three publications: Science & Stream Setback Size NOW available. Learn More.