Join us for this weekday bird hike at the beautiful Powell Gardens on Tuesday, April 15th. We'll gather at the visitor center at 9am, and look for migrating species on some paths throughout the property. Expect around two hours of birding. Wear walking shoes, bring water and your binoculars. We will have a few extra ... Read more

"Undervalued and In Trouble: Why Grassland Birds are Special and How We Can Help Them" - Presented by Dr. Alice Boyle, Director, Boyle Research Laboratory (Kansas State University). Dr. Boyle will take us on a tour of the birds that call the central Great Plains home, discussing some of the ways that this avifauna is ... Read more

Meet at the Nature Trail parking lot at Unity Village at 1901 NW Blue Pkwy, Unity Village, MO at 8:00 am. We will walk the three mile trail in search of northbound migrants as well as anything else present.  The trail is mostly flat, but there are a couple of moderate and challenging sections. Your leader for this trip ... Read more

Join us for a morning of birding at Shawnee Mission Park! We’ll meet at 7:15 AM at the North Grove parking lot. (Enter the park at 79th and Renner, turn left, then stay right when the road forks. The parking lot will be the first on your left.) From there, we’ll follow the trail to the ... Read more

The Story of Conifers - An ancient, diverse and wondrous tale! Their conservation, economic and ecological importance is a very real part of Missouri's and Earth's history.

Buy native plants provided by Missouri Wildflowers Nursery. A percentage of the sales will go to Burroughs Audubon.

We will meet trip leader Sally Urdang at the front office of Forest Hill Cemetery for this 2.5 hour bird walk. Hopefully we'll catch a nice inner-city migration action. This field trip will help Sally work towards a quarterly census of the 160-acre property. We will be looking for sparrows, warblers and more. Please bring your own ... Read more

The Story of Conifers - An ancient, diverse and wondrous tale! Their conservation, economic and ecological importance is a very real part of Missouri's and Earth's history.

Read more about the Missouri Birding Challenge and how you can participate. Registration closes April 30.

Join us as we walk the multi-use paved trails of Tomahawk Streamway in search of lingering north-bound sparrows, year-round residents, and hopefully a wave of early north-bound migrants. Meet at the parking lot of Tomahawk Creek Park on the south side of 119th Street between Roe and Mission at 7 am. Your trip leader is Malcolm Gold.  ... Read more