Help the Alaska Songbird Institute and Arctic Audubon Society by watching your bird feeder and recording your sightings. You can count within a week of the official date. Visit the FeederCount web page for details and to download a data sheet.

The 19 million acre Yukon Delta National Wildlife Refuge and surrounding region provide one of the most important breeding areas for birds in Alaska.  An estimated 1,000,000+ ducks and shorebirds, 500,000 geese, 100,000 Swans, and 10,000's of grebes, loons, and cranes … Continued

Join Arctic Audubon Society on a field trip to Delta Junction to greet some of the first spring migrants to return to the Tanana River Valley! This all-day trip is led by Arctic Audubon Board Member Ryan Marsh. Together you … Continued

A presentation for Friends of Alaska National Wildlife Refuges by Dan Rizzolo, Endangered Species Biologist, USFWS (and ASI Board Member!) Spectacled eiders were in rapid decline in the Yukon Delta National Wildlife Refuge in 1993 when they received the protection of … Continued

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