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Important Bird Areas (IBAs)
Surveys
Audubon’s Important Bird Areas Program
needs citizen-scientists to conduct bird surveys on our IBAs.
If you live near an IBA, or are visiting one, you can contribute
by conducting a bird survey on one of these critical landscapes.
Like the CBC and the GBBC, surveying an
IBA involves recording when you count, where
you count, and which and how many birds you see. Do
you eBird? eBird
provides an easy way to log your bird sightings, keep a record
of your observations, and contribute to a continent-wide understanding
of birds and their populations, and natural history.
It’s easy, and a great way to explore
the great outdoors!
Because some of these are very large landscapes,
and some are completely or partially in private ownership,
please contact Audubon Washington’s Science
Coordinator to discuss the details of where and when you’d
like to survey. |
