"Home on the Range: Breeding Biology of Prairie-chickens" with Jackie Augustine, Audubon of Kansas Executive Director. To attend meeting over Zoom, send a request for meeting link by email: zoom AT burroughs DOT org.

Join the Missouri River Bird Observatory and BAS as we take a deep dive into “Seven Simple Actions to Help Birds” to find out how you can make simple changes to help birds and enrich your own life! On March 19, we'll talk about how YOU can create a bird oasis by planting native plants and avoiding pesticides. Pre-register here, and join us for some great tips and possible giveaways!

"Red-tailed Hawk Project Update" with Lucas DeCicco, University of Kansas ornithologist and Ph.D. candidate. To attend meeting over Zoom, send a request for meeting link by email: zoom AT burroughs DOT org.

Join the Missouri River Bird Observatory and BAS as we take a deep dive into “Seven Simple Actions to Help Birds” to find out how you can make simple changes to help birds and enrich your own life! We'll talk about the full problem of single-use plastics. This event will include a bird outing, trash pick-up, brand audit (come learn what this is!) and a snack! Pre-register here, and join us for a fun and meaningful outing!

"Purple Martins" Join Johnson County Extension Master Naturalist and Master Beekeeper, Bill Warnes, to learn about the natural history of and nest box best management practices for this gregarious cavity nesting species. To attend meeting over Zoom, send a request for meeting link by email: zoom AT burroughs DOT org.

The mysterious natural history surrounding shrews, moles, armadillos, and more. Updated program with new content! Click on "Bonnie the Biologist" for more information.

"An Update on Avian Influenza in Missouri: Are Our Songbirds in Danger?" Join Dr. Sherri Russell, DVM, Missouri State Wildlife Veterinarian. BAS fielded many inquiries this spring as a severe avian influenza (AI) outbreak killed some of our migratory waterfowl and caused temporary closures at some popular birding venues. It also led to many questions about feeding songbirds. Dr. Russell will discuss the impact of AI specifically on Missouri birds (including songbirds) and what the future may hold in terms of new outbreaks and ongoing research. Please bring your questions! To request the ZOOM meeting link, please send an email to: zoom AT burroughs DOT org.

The mysterious natural history surrounding shrews, moles, armadillos, and more. Updated program with new content! Click on "Bonnie the Biologist" for more information.

What, where, and how their diverse and incredible existence play an important role in the health of the planet. Also, the science behind conservation efforts that keep and expand them. Click on "Bonnie the Biologist" for more information.

"Ducks Unlimited and Its Habitat Conservation Program in Missouri". Join Mike Shannon, Manager of Conservation Programs, Ducks Unlimited Big Rivers Initiative. Since 1937, Ducks Unlimited (DU) has led efforts to protect, restore and enhance wetland habitats and associated uplands throughout North America. This presentation will describe how DU is working with Missouri partners, such as Burroughs Audubon Society, to use state of the art techniques to improve wetland habitat. To request the ZOOM meeting link, please send an email to: zoom AT burroughs DOT org.

What, where, and how their diverse and incredible existence play an important role in the health of the planet. Also, the science behind conservation efforts that keep and expand them. Click on "Bonnie the Biologist" for more information.

Providing food and habitat for birds and wildlife from autumn through early spring is both educational and rewarding! Plantings for all environments - from decks and patios to yards and acreages - will be covered. Click on "Bonnie the Biologist" for more information.

"Bluebird Stewardship" with Kansas Master Naturalist Mary Gillespie. This citizen science project demonstrates how well our parks are supporting bluebirds. In addition, Bluebird Stewards are rolling out educational resources for teachers, home schoolers, civic groups, and anyone interested in learning more about these beautiful birds! To request the ZOOM meeting link, please send an email to: zoom AT burroughs DOT org.