This Event is FULL In Person Only - No Cost but Reservations Required Co-Sponsored with Land of Lakes Bird Alliance We often compare our human bodies and senses (such as eyesight, hearing, digestion, reproduction, and more) and project what we think we know onto birds and their behavior. In this fun, yet in-depth presentation, Stan […]
Tammah Watts has served the community for over 35 years in managerial, clinical, and consulting roles for private, non-profit, community college, and public sectors. After suffering a neurological injury following a routine surgical procedure, she found herself unable to return to the work she loved.
Ojibwe Legends of our Insect World March 12 - 7 pm Aŋpétu Téča Education Center, Roseville, MN 1910 County B Road West, Rm 207 Roseville, MN 55113 In-Person ONLY - No Registration Needed Co-Sponsored with Land of Lakes Bird Alliance Winter is traditionally storytelling season in our Native communities in Minnesota. Many Ojibwe legends (Aadizookaanag) honor our […]
THURSDAY, APRIL 9, 7 - 8:30 PM THIS IS A ZOOM-ONLY PRESENTATION ** ** Co-Sponsored with Land of Lakes Bird Alliance ** Reservation and Zoom Link Kara Snow - Project Pileated Woodpecker: Characterizing Tree Cavity and Use by Minnesota’s Wildlife (One-year update!) The Pileated Woodpecker is a keystone species in Minnesota’s forests, creating large […]
** Co-Sponsored with Land of Lakes Bird Alliance ** ** In-Person Only – Registration Requested ** Determining whether a wild bird needs help can sometimes leave you scratching your head. This presentation will cover common scenarios that lead people to call the Wildlife Rehabilitation Center (WRC) for advice, including broken bones, grounded fledglings, and nests […]
May 17, 2026 @ 11:00 am-12:30 pm Minnesota Valley National Wildlife Refuge Visitor Center 3815 American Boulevard, East Bloomington, MN, 55425 Hosted by the Land of Lakes Bird Alliance (formerly the Audubon Chapter of Minneapolis); co-sponsored by Birdability ® and Saint Paul Bird Alliance Sign Up today - Advance registration is required. Limited to 20 participants. […]
Join us for a program introducing chimney swifts and their life history, natural history, and some of the remaining mysteries we are striving to uncover. Stay for a chimney swift count as they descend into their chimney at dusk. Chimney swifts have come to rely on human-made structures, such as chimneys, for roosting and nesting. […]
Help protect a Minnesota species in decline! Urban Bird Collective (UBC) invites LLBA to Community Swift Sits. Chimney Swifts (Chaetura pelagica) are aerial insectivores whose populations are dropping. Because they rely on human-built structures for nesting and roosting, the Twin Cities area and surrounding regions are ideal for observing and protecting them. This year, the […]
Help protect a Minnesota species in decline! Urban Bird Collective (UBC) invites LLBA and SPBA to Community Swift Sits. Chimney Swifts (Chaetura pelagica) are aerial insectivores whose populations are dropping. Because they rely on human-built structures for nesting and roosting, the Twin Cities area and surrounding regions are ideal for observing and protecting them. This […]
Help protect a Minnesota species in decline! Urban Bird Collective (UBC) invites LLBA and SPBA to Community Swift Sits. Chimney Swifts (Chaetura pelagica) are aerial insectivores whose populations are dropping. Because they rely on human-built structures for nesting and roosting, the Twin Cities area and surrounding regions are ideal for observing and protecting them. This […]
Feather Trails—A Journey of Discovery Among Endangered Birds Presenter: Sophie A. H. Osborn CLICK HERE to reserve your spot - Cosponsored with Land of Lakes Bird Alliance Birds are visible, vocal sentinels that alert us to environmental harms through their declining numbers or their failure to thrive. In her book Feather Trails—A Journey of Discovery […]
Help protect a Minnesota species in decline! Urban Bird Collective (UBC) invites LLBA and SPBA to Community Swift Sits. Chimney Swifts (Chaetura pelagica) are aerial insectivores whose populations are dropping. Because they rely on human-built structures for nesting and roosting, the Twin Cities area and surrounding regions are ideal for observing and protecting them. This […]
