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Programs
GEAS offers bird watching field trips for all ages and birding experience levels, from a weekly club on Wednesdays to monthly walks in local parks and full day excursions to birding hotspots. Bird walks are free and open to the public. Visit our calendar for upcoming bird walks. |
Monthly Meeting & Educational Program GEAS has a chapter meeting on the 4th Tuesday of each month at the Library! at Cole & Ustick. Each month a new guest presenter shares interesting information about birds, conservation, and other related topics. Visit our calendar for upcoming programs. |
GEAS is a key partner of the The Treasure Valley Native Plant Network, which utilizes volunteer support and numerous partnerships to collect, germinate, propagate, and create banks of seedlings for planting in restoration sites around the Treasure Valley. |
New Roots is a unique experiential learning program for refugee and immigrant youth, and is cost-free for students. Each day during the 12 days of programming New Roots students take field trips to different sites around the Treasure Valley and contribute to conservation through hands-on learning, STEAM learning. |
GEAS supports multiple citizen science projects, including Climate Watch, Blue Bird Nest Monitoring, and annual bird counts like the Christmas Bird Count and Great Backyard Bird Count. Enjoy nature while contributing to scientific knowledge about birds! |
Additional Programs
Bird-Friendly Coffee Club: GEAS offers a wholesale Coffee Club for those wishing to purchase Smithsonian certified bird-friendly coffee.
Small Grants Program: GEAS provides small grants to individuals and organizations whose work aligns with our mission.
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Membership starts at just $20/year and supports our programs, education, conservation, and advocacy work. |