The Greater Kansas City Chapter of the National Audubon Society
Join us at Clinton Lake to watch fall migration in action! Shorebirds, terns, gulls, and waterfowl are already stopping here, and we’ll explore the shoreline and woods for more early migrants and lingering breeders. We will meet at the beach parking lot at 7:30 AM if the gate is open. If it is not open we will … Read more
Bryophytes–An Ancient Conversation in Miniature – The secrets, astonishing success, and ecological impact of mosses and their allies.
Bryophytes–An Ancient Conversation in Miniature – The secrets, astonishing success, and ecological impact of mosses and their allies.
“A Changing World for Kansas Birds” by Bob Gress on Monday, November 17 at 6:30 p.m. Join us for this special in-person meeting at Johnson County Park & Recreation District’s Meadowbrook Park Clubhouse! Bob will have copies of his and Pete Janzen’s The Guide to Kansas Birds and Birding Hot Spots – Second Edition to … Read more
Join us for a joint field trip at Perry Lake with the Topeka Audubon Society! Burroughs Audubon Society is excited to partner with the Topeka Audubon Society for a nature-filled adventure at Perry Lake in Kansas! Whether you’re an avid birdwatcher or simply love spending time in nature, this field trip is for you. We’ll … Read more
Missouri Rodentia – The largest taxonomic Order of mammals in the world! From scary to cute, their impact on humans is both historic and profound to present and shocking. New info since last presentation.
Missouri Rodentia – The largest taxonomic Order of mammals in the world! From scary to cute, their impact on humans is both historic and profound to present and shocking. New info since last presentation.
The Real Story of Fungi and Mushrooms – Learn about the mysterious underworld of decomposers. Important ecologically as well as medicinally and victually, they’re as fascinating as they are complex. With updated information!
The Real Story of Fungi and Mushrooms – Learn about the mysterious underworld of decomposers. Important ecologically as well as medicinally and victually, they’re as fascinating as they are complex. With updated information!
Join us for a morning of birding at Blue Springs Lake & Wetlands. We’ll meet at 8 AM in the parking lot above the wetlands by the dam for a quick scan of the lake before heading down to the wetlands. We will explore a variety of habitats—lakeshore, marsh, and woodland edges—in search of migrating … Read more