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Giving Tuesday November 28, 2023
Count-Week After-School Bird Species Scouting the Logan City Sewage Lagoons
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)
Nov 21 Bridgerland Audubon Awards Dinner & Celebration of 15 Years of Wild About Utah on Utah Public Radio-Mt Logan Middle School, Logan
Nov 11, Native and Youth Voices Honoring the Great Salt Lake
Native & Youth Voices
Honoring Great Salt Lake
Saturday, November 11, 2023, 1:30-4pm
Salt Lake City, Utah State Capital South Steps
Courtesy & Copyright Great Salt Lake Audubon
Great Salt Lake Art Puppets
Designed by the
Great Salt Lake Artist Collaborative
A STEAM Project for Schools & Libraries
See Supply Grant Information
Courtesy Great Salt Lake Artist Collaborative-Sponsored by Great Salt Lake Audubon Society and Bridgerland Audubon Society
Join us on our state capitol south steps for “Native and Youth Voices Honoring the Great Salt Lake”, Saturday, November 11, 1:30 – 3:30 pm.
You and your students, or club members, are invited to participate in person, or through a student art project.
The art project, sponsored and funded by Great Salt Lake Audubon, Bridgerland Audubon chapters, and Making Waves for the Great Salt Lake team is constructing bird, brine flies, and brine shrimp puppets representing critical components of the Great Salt Lake ecosystem. Your puppets will appear at the capitol event if you wish. We will arrange transportation for your puppets if needed.
Guidance on building Lake Puppets
Great Salt Lake Thought Questions for Upper Elementary and Above.
School/Library Art mini-grant applications
Sept 29 – Oct 1, Teton Splendor
Teton Splendor Field Trip Sept 29-Oct 1, 2023 with Jack Greene
Photo Courtesy US NPS
Two bull elk sparring
Witness the Tetons in their best fall dress where rampaging large ungulates (elk, bison, moose, etc.), release their fall passion with grunts, bugles, and a nasty disposition. Fall migrating birds along with winter residents will add to the fun. Several hikes combined with auto tours will be included, and a visit to the Teton Science School Murie Museum. RSVP by contacting Jack Greene: 435-764-4815 or jackisblue4960@yahoo.com
Signed waivers required for all participants. Complete form, print results and bring printed waiver to meeting point.
We will be camping at Gros Ventre campground, so bring your own food & gear, or partner with someone who has gear to share. Donate whatever is fair to the driver (unless you’re driving!).
Grand Teton National Park, https://www.nps.gov/grte/index.htm
National Elk Refuge, https://www.fws.gov/refuge/national-elk
Gros Ventre Campground, https://www.nps.gov/grte/planyourvisit/gros-ventre-campground.htm
Jackson, WY, https://www.jacksonwy.gov/
