Classifying Birds: An Introduction to Taxonomy
Join Brodie for an introduction to taxonomy.
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Online Watercolor Painting with Ronna: Bewick’s Wren
In this Zoom class, students will paint the Bewick’s Wren, learning how to mix neutral colors, as well as techniques of layering colors to create various feather patterns. Ronna Fujisawa of Salty Water Art will be your guide through the step-by-step process of painting birds in watercolor.
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User-submitted Image Interactive Critique & Discussion with Faraaz Abdool
Join wildlife photographer and author, Faraaz Abdool, to learn the basics of bird photography, and then how to master it in a 6-part series.
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Bird Photography Lightroom Tutorial with Faraaz Abdool
Join wildlife photographer and author, Faraaz Abdool, to learn the basics of bird photography, and then how to master it in a 6-part series.
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Winter in the Wetlands: Waterfowl, Herons, and Rails
This class will help you identify our winter waterfowl (with an emphasis on long-distance ID), as well as the herons and rails that share the winter Wetlands.
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Finding Families: A Different Approach to Listing Wildlife
In this webinar, we will talk about a different way to approach how you target animals to see, whether you are in your local park or on a trip half a world away. This alternate approach is family listing: aiming not to check off every species of sparrow, say, in your area, but to observe as much familial diversity as possible, from birds to reptiles to mammals.
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In the Bleak Midwinter: Tips for Winter Birding
The winter months can be cold, wet, and dreary, but the birding can be great. Winter brings huge numbers and diversity of birds to Oregon. This class will show which species to seek out, what habitats are most productive, and what gear will make your birding more comfortable.
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Thundereggs: A Look at Oregon’s State Rock
Did you know that Oregon is a great place to find plant fossils? Join us to learn about Oregon’s geologic history, how plant fossils are formed, and how and where to find them!
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163 Species and Counting: What You Need to Know About Bird Flu
This class will provide you with background information on the virus, the most recent updates on its progress, and tips for reducing the virus’s spread.
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Observe, Record, Protect: Helping Wildlife Through Community Science
This class will introduce you to all the regularly occurring species, showing you how to identify each one by size, shape, and color. It’s time to let go of your fear and embrace your inner gull lover!
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