Curlew DrawingWelcome to
Lower Columbia Basin Audubon Society

Supporting the Tri-Cities of Washington State, Pasco, Kennewick, and Richland
and surrounding communities in Benton and Franklin Counties

LCBirds

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LOCAL BIRDING

First Saturday Bird Walk

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LCBirds - Bulletin Board

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Birds of Tri-Cities Checklists 

WCSP Banding Project

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Coler Audubon Nature Trail Education Activities
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Burrowing Owl Project Christmas Bird Count

Audubon Refuge Keepers

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Your Chance for Local Input
Columbia Park West
Columbia Park West
Master Plan Public Meeting #1
Wed, June 17 from 7-9 p.m -
The Kiwanis Building 6007 Columbia Park Trail,Kennewick
See maps of the project and express your thoughts.   Fact Sheet (2 page pdf file)
Do you photograph birds?
Call for Entries for the Audubon Magazine Photography Awards:
Birds in Focus

Until July 15
LCBAS Annual Potluck Picnic
Picnic

June Chapter Meeting - Public Welcome
Tuesday, June 23, 2009 
6 - 9 pm
 South Leslie Groves Park, Shelter 2
Richland, Washington


You bring:
     A main dish and either dessert or salad
     Your own plates, silverware, etc.
     Your own chairs if possible
LCBAS provides beverages.  
      No liquor license so nonalcoholic beverages only,  please. 


 Come and bring a friend to share the good time and learn what our local Audubon Society has done over this past year.
Non-members welcome to attend.

Directions:  
Turn east off  George Washington Way onto Newcomer Ave
Turn north on Harris Ave
Turn east on Park St...... and there we are!



Board Meeting
Tues., June 9, 2009  6:30 pm
Hanford Reach Visitors Center
710 George Washington Way Suite BB,
(In the Parkway Plaza, north of NE corner of George Washington Way and Lee Blvd)
Richland, WA


Lower Columbia Basin Audubon Board Meetings are open.  
Please contact the LCBAS President if you plan to attend.  

To receive a complimentary copy our newsletter, The Curlew, 
contact Jeanne Bates at  J Bates

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Audubon Mission Statement:

To conserve and restore ecosystems, focusing on birds and wildlife, for the benefit of humanity and Earth's biological diversity. Audubon educates adults and children about the environment, advocates responsible public policy and legislation for natural resources, and conducts science-based projects using birds as indicators of health of the natural world.