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SUMMARY:Nature Journaling Zoom Meeting
DESCRIPTION:Our Zoom link is the same link each month.https://us06web.zoom.us/j/81031877091?pwd=TEpwcDZ4TDVhaFIxMWlUbnVrbEhzdz09
URL:https://rainieraudubon.org/event/nature-journaling-zoom-meeting-3/
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SUMMARY:Conservation in Human-Dominated Landscapes
DESCRIPTION:By Peter Hodum \n\n\n\nAs the proportion of the world’s human population living in urban environments continues to increase\, the vital role that cities can play in conserving biodiversity is frequently overlooked or dismissed. However\, cities have the potential to contribute to regional biodiversity by acting as important sanctuaries and refuges for native species\, including threatened and endangered species. In this presentation\, Peter Hodum will provide an overview of how urban landscapes can actively support regional biodiversity and discuss findings from his student-led research focused on urban bird ecology and environmental justice efforts in the greater Tacoma area. \n\n\n\nDr. Peter Hodum is a professor in the Biology and Environmental Studies and Science departments at the University of Puget Sound in Tacoma\, WA\, and the Senior Advisor for Chile Programs at Oikonos Ecosystem Knowledge\, a conservation non-profit organization. His research focuses primarily on the conservation and ecology of threatened seabirds\, landbirds and island ecosystems in Chile and Washington State.  His work also focuses strongly on community-centered and equitable conservation\, including how communities can be more effectively and authentically involved in conservation.
URL:https://rainieraudubon.org/event/conservation-in-human-dominated-landscapes/
LOCATION:Federal Way United Methodist Church\, 29645 51st Ave SW\, Auburn\, 98001\, 98001\, United States
CATEGORIES:Monthly Program Night
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SUMMARY:Christmas Bird Count 2024 
DESCRIPTION:While the month of November may spell Thanksgiving and pumpkin pie to some\, it is also the month to plan ahead for the annual Christmas Bird Counts (CBCs) taking place throughout all of North America and beyond. We have scheduled Rainier’s CBC for Sunday\, December 29th\, 2024. Mark your calendars!The origin of Christmas Bird Counts dates back to the year 1900\, when Frank Chapman\, an ornithologist with the Museum of Natural History in New York City\, challenged people to count birds rather than shoot them as was the custom at that time. Today there are more than 2100 active CBC circles across the US\, Canada and several Latin American and Caribbean countries. \n\n\n\nRainier Audubon\, active in the CBC since becoming a National Audubon chapter in 1980\, fielded six birders and counted 73 species on its first official count\, known as the Kent-Auburn CBC. This annual survey of birds and their wintering habitats continues to increase the understanding of population trends\, and our awareness of habitat change and its impact on birds everywhere. \n\n\n\nWhile this longtime citizen science project is of great value to science\, an important part of a CBC is for participants to have fun on this special day! Everyone is invited to participate\, and everyone is welcome\, whether a new birder of an experienced one. Three ways to help: 1) We have terrific leaders for field teams birding each of the eight areas within the 15-mile diameter Kent-Auburn count circle\, so come on out and join a team. Wear warm\, waterproof clothing and bring a lunch and snacks. 2) If you live within the Rainier count circle\, count birds at home doing a feeder watch. We have forms for recording your sightings which can be sent to our compiler. 3) Another way to participate is to join the count dinner team! These generous folks plan\, set up for and prepare a warm meal at the church where our monthly programs take place. All CBC participants are welcome at the dinner at 4PM\, where we warm up with hot food\, review a tally of bird species seen\, and enjoy stories of the day from the field teams.  \n\n\n\n\nSign up today for the 125th Christmas Bird Count! For further information or to sign up\, contact Barbara Petersen\, 253 389 3204\, or bpbatfan@aol.com.
URL:https://rainieraudubon.org/event/christmas-bird-count-coming-soon/
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