Golden Eagle Audubon Society

 
 

Anna’s Hummingbird. Photo by Mick Thompson.

Dedicated to building an understanding, appreciation, and respect for the natural world in order to conserve and restore natural ecosystems for birds and other wildlife.

We are Southwest Idaho’s chapter of the National Audubon Society

  • Raptors After Hours

    This September, Golden Eagle Audubon invites you to an exclusive evening at the World Center for Birds of Prey.

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  • Defending Wildlife

    Learn how our partner, Advocates for the West, protects Idaho's public lands and wildlife at our free monthly program.

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  • Restoration Projects

    Volunteer-grown native plants and strong partnerships help GEAS improve habitat and support birds throughout southwest Idaho.

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Featured
Defending our Feathered Friends from Industrial Threats
Sep 15
Defending our Feathered Friends from Industrial Threats

Join Advocates for the West Staff Attorney Bryan Hurlbutt for this month's program — and learn how the organization is working to protect birds and other species from mining and industrial threats across the region.

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Bird Language: Learning to Read the Landscape Through Birds | Virtual Class
Oct 7
Bird Language: Learning to Read the Landscape Through Birds | Virtual Class

Join birder and nature educator Rey Snyder for an immersive virtual class on Bird Language — and learn to read the calls, movements, and silences that reveal everything happening in the landscape around you.

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The Why and How of Growing Grub for Grouse 
Oct 20
The Why and How of Growing Grub for Grouse 

Jennifer Forbey, Ph.D., of Boise State University, introduces us to grouse from Idaho, Iceland, and Norway, and their surprising role as both predator and prey in nature's "Grub Hubs." She'll also touch on the threats climate change poses to these birds — and how we can help.

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Featured
Wednesday Birders at Hulls Gulch
Sep 9
Field Trips
Wednesday Birders at Hulls Gulch
Field Trips

Join Golden Eagle Audubon and the Wednesday Birders for a guided bird outing on the scenic trails of Hulls Gulch.

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Field Trips
Birding at Intermountain Observatory's Lucky Peak Banding Station
Sep 12
Field Trips
Birding at Intermountain Observatory's Lucky Peak Banding Station
Field Trips

Join Golden Eagle Audubon on a special visit to the IBO research station at Lucky Peak for an up-close view of songbird and raptor banding.

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Field Trips
Pause, Look & Listen: Guided Birding at Idaho Shakespeare Festival
Sep 12
Field Trips
Pause, Look & Listen: Guided Birding at Idaho Shakespeare Festival
Field Trips

Join Golden Eagle Audubon for a slow birding experience on the scenic grounds of Idaho Shakespeare Festival.

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Field Trips
Defending our Feathered Friends from Industrial Threats
Sep 15
Classes and Workshops
Defending our Feathered Friends from Industrial Threats
Classes and Workshops

Join Advocates for the West Staff Attorney Bryan Hurlbutt for this month's program — and learn how the organization is working to protect birds and other species from mining and industrial threats across the region.

Read more →
Classes and Workshops
Owls of Idaho
Sep 17
Owls of Idaho

Discover how Idaho's owls—from tiny pygmy-owls to massive great grays—use specialized anatomy and behavior to thrive across habitats, plus field-spotting tips, conservation concerns, and viewing etiquette.

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Birding for Beginners at Bethine Church River Trail
Sep 20
Field Trips
Birding for Beginners at Bethine Church River Trail
Field Trips

Join Golden Eagle Audubon on a scenic and beginner-friendly guided birding trip.

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Field Trips
Raptors After Hours
Sep 23
Raptors After Hours

This September, Golden Eagle Audubon invites you to an exclusive evening at the World Center for Birds of Prey.

Read more →
Raptors of Southwest Idaho
Sep 24
Raptors of Southwest Idaho

Idaho has many fascinating raptors and this class will cover twelve species you are likely to find in southwest Idaho. We will provide tips on how to identify the juvenile and adult birds in flight and perched and where to find them in southwest Idaho.  The class also covers the habitat and behavior of each species.

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Accessible Birding at Kathryn Albertson Park
Sep 26
Field Trips
Accessible Birding at Kathryn Albertson Park
Field Trips

Join Golden Eagle Audubon on an accessible and inclusive bird outing at Kathryn Albertson Park!

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Field Trips
What It’s Like to be a Bird
Sep 28
What It’s Like to be a Bird

You'll learn about birds' flight, vision, hearing, brains and sounds. Be ready to have your perceptions of birds transformed. 


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Introduction to Birdwatching
Oct 5
Introduction to Birdwatching

This class is perfect for beginning birders and anyone ready to learn more about birds.

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Bird Language: Learning to Read the Landscape Through Birds | Virtual Class
Oct 7
Classes and Workshops
Bird Language: Learning to Read the Landscape Through Birds | Virtual Class
Classes and Workshops

Join birder and nature educator Rey Snyder for an immersive virtual class on Bird Language — and learn to read the calls, movements, and silences that reveal everything happening in the landscape around you.

Read more →
Classes and Workshops
Owls of Idaho
Oct 13
Owls of Idaho

Discover how Idaho's owls—from tiny pygmy-owls to massive great grays—use specialized anatomy and behavior to thrive across habitats, plus field-spotting tips, conservation concerns, and viewing etiquette.

Read more →
Raptors of Southwest Idaho
Oct 19
Raptors of Southwest Idaho

Idaho has many fascinating raptors and this class will cover twelve species you are likely to find in southwest Idaho. We will provide tips on how to identify the juvenile and adult birds in flight and perched and where to find them in southwest Idaho.  The class also covers the habitat and behavior of each species.

Read more →
The Why and How of Growing Grub for Grouse 
Oct 20
Classes and Workshops
The Why and How of Growing Grub for Grouse 
Classes and Workshops

Jennifer Forbey, Ph.D., of Boise State University, introduces us to grouse from Idaho, Iceland, and Norway, and their surprising role as both predator and prey in nature's "Grub Hubs." She'll also touch on the threats climate change poses to these birds — and how we can help.

Read more →
Classes and Workshops