You can support birds at your home by providing food, water, and shelter and eliminating bird hazards. You'll learn about native plants, water features, invasive plants, pesticides, cats, and more. You can enjoy more birds in your yard and help prevent bird loss.

This class is free and open to everyone. No registration required.

Tiny but mighty, hummingbirds are among the most captivating visitors you can attract to your backyard! Join us to learn how to bring these dazzling little birds to your feeders, how to identify the species you're seeing, and how to spot them out in the wild. This class is led by Golden Eagle Audubon volunteers who love sharing their passion for birds with the community.

It’s free and everyone is welcome. Registration is not required.

This is a fascinating look into the world of our feathered neighbors based on David Sibley's book, 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. This class is taught by volunteers from the Golden Eagle Audubon Society. 

This class is free and everyone is welcome. No registration required.

Southwest Idaho is home to many fascinating raptors, and this class will introduce you to twelve species you’re likely to see in the region. You’ll learn how to identify both juvenile and adult birds—whether they’re soaring overhead or perched—and discover the best places to find them. We’ll also explore the habitat and behavior of each species. The class is taught by volunteers from the Golden Eagle Audubon Society.

This class is free and everyone is welcome. No registration required.

This program introduces the incredible world of Idaho’s owls, explaining how their specialized anatomy and behaviors allow them to thrive in a wide range of habitats. Discover the unique characteristics of local species—from tiny pygmy-owls to massive great grays—while learning tips for spotting them in the field. Conservation concerns, viewing etiquette, and ways to support owl habitat complete the presentation. This class is taught by Golden Eagle Audubon volunteers.

This class is taught by Golden Eagle Audubon volunteers as part of Boise Learns - Community Education. Registration is required.

Registration for the spring session at Boise Learns opens March 23.

Join us for a special morning to celebrate our conservation work with community and mimosas. We’ll highlight Al Larson’s dedication to his bluebird trails and raise funds to continue his work via our Larson Legacy Fund.

Click here for all the details and to register.

Thank you, Albertsons, for letting us use your Atrium (250 E Parkcenter Blvd., Boise) to further our mission!

This program introduces the incredible world of Idaho’s owls, explaining how their specialized anatomy and behaviors allow them to thrive in a wide range of habitats. Discover the unique characteristics of local species—from tiny pygmy-owls to massive great grays—while learning tips for spotting them in the field. Conservation concerns, viewing etiquette, and ways to support owl habitat complete the presentation. This class is taught by Golden Eagle Audubon volunteers.

This class is free and everyone is welcome. No registration required.

Golden Eagle Audubon welcomes Terry Rich to the Butte Room at Hillcrest Library for an evening you won't want to miss. Terry will be presenting on birding in the Amazon — and if you've heard Terry present before, you already know what an engaging and inspiring evening this will be! No registration required. Just show up and join us!