Denzil Stewart Nature Park
698 E 100 S, Logan, UT 84321
Courtesy & © Hilary Shughart, Photographer
Honor and Celebrate the Day of Caring at Denzil Stewart Nature Park as we spread mulch along the trails.
More details to come shortly
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Contact: Hilary Shughart at hilary.shughart@gmail.com
Stokes Nature Center and Bridgerland Audubon are sponsoring a fieldtrip to Tony Grove from 8:30-early afternoon Saturday, July 27th.
“Beautiful flowers with wings”, a phrase frequently used to express the exquisite beauty of butterflies. Join the Bridgerland Audubon Society for a fieldtrip to learn the secret lives of these amazing sparks of life, the flowers they visit, and birds that eat them! Place: Tony Grove meadows. Meet at the US Forest Service parking lot 1500 East Hwy 89 at 8:30 am on July 27th for carpooling. Return early afternoon. Bring lunch, water, light jacket, hat or sun screen, binoculars, camera, butterfly net (we will have some).
Signed waivers required for all participants. Complete form, print results and bring printed waiver to meeting point.
Trip leader: local naturalist Jack Greene jackisgreene@yahoo.com or764-4815. Bring binoculars and a lunch. Return by mid afternoon.
eBird Printable Checklist for Tony Grove
Tony Grove, Recent Sightings, eBird.org
Utah Birds for Tony Grove
Checklist of Tony Grove Plants per Dr. Leila Shultz
USDA Forest Service Tony Grove Lake, Bear River Range
USU Herbarium Plant Checklists: (Courtesy USU Herbarium: https://herbarium.usu.edu/)
Tony Grove Area Checklist
Bridgerland Audubon Society: BridgerlandAudubon.org
Stokes Nature Center: LoganNature.org
Webinar: Audubon’s Role in Protecting Saline Lakes of the Intermountain West
Join staff from National Audubon Society’s Saline Lakes Program and Audubon California on Monday, December 18 at 3 p.m. PT / 4 p.m. MT / 6 p.m. ET for an update on our conservation efforts across the West.
Despite record breaking snowpack this past winter across the west, saline lake ecosystems are facing continued long-term water declines—threatening habitat, birds, and surrounding communities. Learn more about Audubon’s incredible network of chapters and advocates that made significant progress in protecting this irreplaceable network of habitats through science and policy efforts.
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This webinar will be led by the following Audubon experts:
Max Malmquist, Engagement Manager, National Audubon Society’s Saline Lakes Program
Andrea Jones, Director of Conservation, Audubon California
Marcelle Shoop, Director, National Audubon Society’s Saline Lakes Program
Here are optional articles you can read for more context:
Partners Across Great Basin Essential to Passage of Saline Lake Ecosystems Legislation
Regional Shorebird Surveys Provide a Look at Changing Habitat Around the West
Birds of Great Salt Lake’s South Arm Ecosystem Threatened
Wetlands are appearing around the Salton Sea. Could this be a natural solution?
PRESS RELEASE: Trust Awards Funding to Protect and Restore More Than 13,000 Acres of Essential Great Salt Lake Wetlands
We hope to see you here!
Wilson’s Phalarope. Photo: Evan Barrientos/Audubon Rockies
Sewage Ponds
Logan City, Utah
Courtesy Google Maps
Retrieved Nov 27, 2023
Join birders with spotting scopes to search for any species missed on Count Day.
Monday, December 18, 2023, 3:30-4:30 p.m.
Meet at:
2445 W 200 N
Logan, UT 84321
Weather permitting: the event will be cancelled for inclement weather including wind and precipitation.
Examples of why we bird at the Logan Sewage Ponds:
Ron Ryel’s Mew Gull Record at the Logan City Sewage Ponds, Oct 8, 1991
Utah Records Committee Mentions for the above and other Logan City Sewage Pond Observations (not the only entries)