Category Archives: Event/Trip Reports
Apr 19 Logan Gallery Walk
The Little Logan River, A Gem to Treasure & Protect
Clarissa Casper, Eli Lucero
Downtown Logan Gallery Walk
Cache Pioneer Museum
Daughters of the Utah Pioneers (DUP)
160 N Main Street
Logan, UT 84321
April 19, 6-9 pm
Join Bridgerland Audubon at the Daughters of the Utah Pioneers Museum for the April 19th Gallery Walk, in conjunction with Clarissa Casper’s captioned photos in “Celebration of the Little Logan River”. Eli Lucero’s photos remind us of birds dependent on a riparian habitat. The gallery walk exhibit complements the museum’s Working Water in Cache Valley exhibit.
- Featured Artists:
- Clarissa Casper
- Eli Lucero
Utah Museum Association dedicates July as ‘Utah Museum Month’
Apr 19, Downtown Logan Gallery Walk-Featured Artists and Venues
Our Projects | Advocacy | Water | Logan River Watershed Plan
Apr 20, Field Trip: Denzil Stewart Nature Park, 9 am
The First Presbyterian Church and Bridgerland Audubon are sponsoring a bird outing Saturday morning April 20 at 9 am. Meet at the church parking lot on 2nd West and Center street, Logan at 9 am or Stewart Nature Park 700 east 1st south at 9:15 am.
Contact: Jack Greene at jackisgreene@yahoo.com
Picture Courtesy & © Hilary Shughart
The First Presbyterian Church and Bridgerland Audubon are sponsoring a bird outing Saturday morning April 20 at 9 am. Meet at the church parking lot on 2nd West and Center street, Logan or Stewart Nature Park 700 east 1st south at 9:15 am.
Contact: Jack Greene at jackisgreene@yahoo.com
2024 Utah Legislative Updates
Apr 14, USU Wildlife Society St. George Herp Trip
Texas Horned Lizard
Courtesy FWS
Steve Hillebrand, Photographer
Good Morning all!
This post is to serve as a sign-up for our joint field trip with the USU Wildlife Society. The trip will go from Friday, April 14 at 830 AM until Sunday 6 PM. This is different than what is on the activities calendar, apologies for the late pivot. This trip plans to do herpetology events during the daytime and birding in the mornings and evenings. We will be camping at the biodiversity hotspot, Lytle Ranch Preserve near St. George, Utah, and trek to nearby places from there. Please review the itinerary that has been put together via the url below before making a decision on attending this trip.
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1iyy4tKawJZGn9JYIGKuY8djUP1vUiSlLdcBECn_k53U/edit?fbclid=IwAR3IUn9F4jm5AGyJKvL56O54ACdL3ATLh4BI5Gr2NcsIevgya8MRuYci6WI
There are four spots available for us to fill here with BAS. A $20 fee will cover camping fees and meals specified in the itinerary in this post. This is a high-activity and impact trip so we ask that those who sign up are interested in participating in the whole weekend, can do the hikes, enjoy camping, and are excited about not only birds but herps as well! We can carpool to share the cost of gas as well. Please email me at m.kugel@outlook.com to sign up. First come first serve. Please review the itinerary completely. Please email me by this Friday, the 24th for consideration.
Important requirement for anyone staying at the campground – We need everyone to sign this liability waiver to stay at Lytle Ranch Preserve-> https://lytle.byu.edu/visiting/liability-waiver
From UtahBirds.org: http://www.utahbirds.org/counties/washington/LytleRanch.htm
As a side note, mark your calendars for April 30th for our Bear River Auto Tour field trip! This will be an all-day trip. More details to follow!