There are many ways to support bird habitat, public lands, clean water, and Alaska Native and rural communities through Audubon Alaska. Commitment levels can range from joining one of five statewide Audubon chapters, participating in community science opportunities, and adding your voice to advocacy actions to attending a bird festival in Alaska, or simply enjoying one of Alaska’s birding trails.
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Community science and Christmastime go hand in hand thanks to Audubon’s Christmas Bird Count, but conservationists use eBird data year-round to improve the life of birds—Alaska’s included.
A birding trail was born out of a festival to further celebrate birds, community, bird tourism, and conservation in Arctic Alaska.
The annual event highlights the remote village’s terns and Alaska Native community.
