Apr 22 Celebrate Earth Day & Win a Tree

Apr 22 Celebrate Earth Day & Win a Tree, Join us at our new Logan Library, 285 N Main Street, Logan, UT 84321, April 22nd, 4-6 pm, Learn from each other and panel of youth and elders including Logan Mayor Holly Daines! Resources for action! Refreshments provided. 2024 Earth Day Banner, Courtesy Jack Greene, Artist: Mya Karbasi

Apr 22 Celebrate Earth Day & Win a Tree
Join us at our new Logan Library
285 N Main Street
Logan, UT 84321
April 22nd, 4-6 pm
 
2024 Earth Day Banner
Courtesy Jack Greene
Artist: Mya Karbasi

Join us at our new Logan Library
285 N Main Street
Logan, UT 84321
April 22nd, 4-6 pm

Learn from each other and
a panel of youth and elders including
Logan Mayor Holly Daines!
Resources for action!
Refreshments provided


Other Earth Day Celebrations:
EarthDay.org

USU Earth Week

Earth Day Cleanup
USU Botanical Center
Kaysville, UT

Swaner Preserve Cleanup, Apr 20, 2024, 9am-1:30pm

Sego Lily Gardens Public Cleanup April 26, 2024, 9:00 am

Utah Lake Planting Party, April 22nd, 2024, 4:30-6pm

Slate Canyon Saturday, April 27th, 2024, 9-11am

Apr 26, Intermountain West Shorebird Survey

Intermountain West Shorebird Survey Courtesy Sageland Collaborative

Intermountain West Shorebird Survey
Courtesy Sageland Collaborative

Volunteer to Count Shorebirds at the Amalga Barrens Sanctuary

Survey Date: Friday, April 26, 2024. In the event of inclement weather, Saturday, April 27, 2024 is held for our backup date.

Signups: Sign-ups for the 2024 Spring Survey are now open!

Fill out this brief sign-up form if you’re interested in joining us on the big survey day Spring 2024. We will do our best to match you with a preferred survey team and site.

Survey Date: Friday, April 26, 2024. In the event of inclement weather, Saturday, April 27, 2024 is held for our backup date.

Training Required: Please find the virtual training video as well as additional volunteer resources on the Migratory Shorebird Survey Page (SagelandCollaborative.org).

Age: Volunteers under 18 years old require a guardian’s signature and those under 15 years old must be accompanied by a parent or legal guardian.

Commitment Level: A virtual training and a day-long project outdoors.

Requirements: Work will be in and around wet areas, requiring walking over uneven surfaces (please contact us if you have questions about accessibility and potential accommodations). Also required is an ability or willingness to learn how to identify shorebirds by sight.

Contact: Contact Project Coordinator Janice Gardner.

Recent eBird Sightings
at the
Amalga Barrens Sanctuary

Canada Goose Courtesy & Copyright Carol Salzetti Cache Valley Wild Bird Photo Contest 2021

Canada Goose
Courtesy & Copyright Carol Salzetti
Cache Valley Wild Bird Photo Contest 2021

Our friend Adam Brewerton recorded the following sightings for the Amalga Barrens, March 25, 2024. Record your sightings or follow other eBird sightings at the Amalga Barrens here: https://ebird.org/hotspot/L693440
Sightings for the Amalga Barrens Sanctuary hotspot are found here: https://ebird.org/hotspot/L476481

Item Species Name Count Date Observer
1 Canada Goose 80 25 March 2024 Adam Brewerton
2 Tundra Swan 50 25 March 2024 Adam Brewerton
3 American Wigeon 20 25 March 2024 Adam Brewerton
4 Mallard 60 25 March 2024 Adam Brewerton
5 Northern Pintail 200 25 March 2024 Adam Brewerton
6 Green-winged Teal 30 25 March 2024 Adam Brewerton
7 California Gull 30 25 March 2024 Adam Brewerton
8 Northern Harrier 10 25 March 2024 Adam Brewerton
9 Bald Eagle 8 25 March 2024 Adam Brewerton
10 Red-tailed Hawk 4 25 March 2024 Adam Brewerton
11 Black-billed Magpie 1 25 March 2024 Adam Brewerton
12 Common Raven 15 25 March 2024 Adam Brewerton
13 Horned Lark 15 25 March 2024 Adam Brewerton
14 Red-winged Blackbird 65 25 March 2024 Adam Brewerton

Note: To protect the flora and fauna of the sanctuary, access is limited to authorized use only.
Dogs, cats, and free-roaming cattle are prohibited without express written permission.
If you have questions, please contact Bridgerland Audubon 435-227-5201 or president@bridgerlandaudubon.org.

Feb 27,
Is Great Salt Lake a Person?

Is Great Salt Lake a Person? Courtesy & Copyright Sarah Woodbury

Is Great Salt Lake a Person?
Courtesy & Copyright Sarah Woodbury

what: an art film screening & discussion panel on the personhood and state of Great Salt Lake
when: Tuesday, Feb 27, 7pm
where: The Cache Bar, Logan, Utah, (21+) 139 South Main Street

the film: This short lyrical dance-poetry piece dreams into relationships between Great Salt Lake, birds, and humans in the context of a collapsing ecosystem. Born out of a process of listening to and speaking with this saline being, the piece is an empathetic imagining of the lake’s embodied experience.

the panel: Following the film will be a panel conversation with local caretakers of the lake, from storytellers to policy experts to scientists. Join us to explore the sentience of Great Salt Lake and ways this informs approaches to the lake.

the context: Utah lawmakers are considering a bill that would prevent Great Salt Lake from qualifying for legal personhood, barring government entities from recognizing that nonhumans–like the lake–have legal standing. Join UPR’s Tom Williams and panelists for discussion on this topic.

panelists:
Sarah Woodbury, Poet, Performance Artist & Socio-Ecology Student, Utah State University
Darren Parry, Historian, Author & Storyteller, Northwestern Band of the Shoshone Nation
Brian Steed, Executive Director, USU Janet Quinney Lawson Institute for Land, Water & Air
Molly Blakowski, PhD Student in Watershed Science with dust focus, Utah State University
Tom Williams, Co-Manager and Host, Utah Public Radio
Jake Dreyfous, Government Relations Coordinator, Grow the Flow

sponsored by:
Bridgerland Audubon
Grow the Flow
Utah Public Radio

For more details read the Flyer