DATE |
EVENT |
| Tuesday, April 2, 2008
7:30 PM |
BOARD MEETING A meeting of the board, officers and all interested Palouse and National Audubon members will be held at the 1912 Center, 3rd and Adams in Moscow. |
| Wednesday, April 16, 2008
7:30 PM |
PROGRAM MEETING BEHIND THE SCENES AT THE CONNOR MUSEUM; Mike Webster, Washington State University. During the past months many of the displays at Washington State University's Connor Museum have been updated and improved. Professor Mike Webster, who also serves as the curator of the museum, will serve as our guide through the natural history museum. He has also promised to take us behind the scenes to show us some of the extensive collection of bird and mammal species. NOTE: This program will be held at the museum on
the Washington State University campus (Abelson Hall, Rm 126). Directions to the museum
and parking are available at the following link The program is FREE and open to the public. Everyone is welcome. |
| Tuesday, May 6, 2008
7:30 PM |
BOARD MEETING A meeting of the board, officers and all interested Palouse and National Audubon members will be held at the 1912 Center, 3rd and Adams in Moscow. |
| Wednesday, May 21, 2008
7:30 PM |
PROGRAM MEETING SE Washington Birding Trail; Christi Norman, Washington Audubon Birding Trail Program Director To date, four of the seven Birding Trail loops have been completed: Cascades Loop, Coulee Corridor, SW Loop and the Olympic Loop. A Federal grant has been received to help pay for the remaining trails—two in Eastern Washington. The goal is to finish the loops by the 2010 Olympics. The goal for the coming year is to complete the SE (or Columbia River) Loop. The Blue Mountain, Lower Columbia Basin, Palouse, Yakima Valley, Central Basin and Kittitas chapters will be involved in the process. Don McIvor and Mike Denny have also been tasked with identifying the IBA sites in Eastern Washington. Christi Norman will present a program on the sites to be included in the SE Washington Loop and the activities of the Chapter Birding Trail Committee (Terry Gray and Keith Carlson). The program is FREE and open to the public. Everyone is welcome. |
