Laramie Audubon Society

At the last public meeting held Nov 28, Laramie Audubon members unanimously elected three new board members and approved the renewal of exis...

Since 1966 UK bird population has decline by 44 million which amounts to just under a million birds a year (over 45 years), which...

Dr. James Maley to talk about rails and give a tour of the University’s vertebrate collections: We have all heard of splitters vs. lumpers w...

Despite threats of snow and wind and cold, eight stalwart Laramie Auduboners ventured out to look for raptors in the Laramie area o...

VOLUNTEERS SOUGHT TO TAKE PART IN THE 113th ANNUAL CHRISTMAS BIRD COUNT. The Laramie Audubon Society will again take part a 100-year-old Ch...

Research has shown that energy development in sagebrush habitats can have negative effects on songbirds. It is unclear, however, why the abu...

Laramie Audubon Society Program Wednesday, October 31 (yes, it’s Halloween night) UW Berry Center, 10th & Lewis Streets, entrance face...

Members and Friends are invited to our Laramie Audubon Society Picnic on Saturday, Sept. 8, 2012, 4pm - ? at 468 Boulder Ridge Rd., west of ...

The Wyoming Game and Fish Department classifies 156 species in Wyoming as “Species of Greatest Conservation Need.” But how do we begin to pr...

Reminder that the Brown-capped Rosy-finch survey is tomorrow, July 21. We will meet at the Friendly Store in Centennial (note: this is a new...

Interseasonal movements of greater sage-grouse, migratory behavior, and an assessment of the core regions concept in Wyoming Abstract:...

NIGHTJAR SURVEYS Nightjar season is upon us again! For those who are interested, this year’s nightjar surveys will be...