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Classes & Events                                     

PLEASE NOTE: Classes and events are offered throughout the year by HRWMA and our partner organizations for free. Class size may be limited. Classes may require pre-registration with the partner organization as well as with HRWMA. Registration with HRWMA is required for eligibility for a refund.

Everyone is welcome and encouraged to register for and attend classes. We appreciate your interest in wildlife and plants as well as your involvement in restoration efforts happening in our Boise community. *Please note: If you live in the Harris Ranch Specific Plan (SP01), then you are eligible for a refund. If you live outside of SP01, in the Barber Valley Specific Plan (SP02), then you are not eligible for a refund.*

New homeowners, in the above mentioned City of Boise plan/district, have a financial incentive to participate in conservation education and volunteer opportunities at Harris Ranch. Two-thirds ($200) of the three hundred deed transfer fee paid at closing is refundable to homeowners who participate in two approved wildlife education classes or conservation projects (each class or project is valued for $100).

See below for Harris Ranch Wildlife Mitigation Association Approved Classes and Activities. To garner the full $200 refund your participation in two approved classes or activities is required within a two year time frame after closing on your home. 

Refund process: to request a reimbursement, print off and complete a HRWMA Participation Form for each class or activity. Bring the completed form with you to and obtain the instructor signature. After attending, mail the completed participation form with signature to: HRWMA  PO Box 1949, Boise, ID 83701. Refunds are provided to members within 30 days of receipt. Participation forms can alternatively be scanned and emailed directly to Karie@hrwmawildlife.org if that is more convenient for you.  

Click here for form: HRWMA Participation Form                                                                                        


Upcoming Classes & Events:

    • 10/08/2024
    • 7:00 PM - 8:30 PM
    • MK Nature Center, 600 S. Walnut Street, Boise
    Register

    Join our partner, the Idaho Native Plant Society

    Pahove Chapter Presentation 

    Where: MK Nature Center, 600 S. Walnut Street 

    When: Tuesday, October 8th @ 7pm MST

    PresenterAnn DeBolt

    Topic: Protecting Treasured Landscapes on Public Lands: The Mud Flat Oolite Dilemma

    The 1600 acre Mud Flat Oolite Site, located on BLM managed lands in Owyhee County, has been excluded from livestock grazing and off-road vehicle activity since about 1997. This unique geologic area supports several rare plant species, a variety of fossils, and wildlife, including nesting raptors. Recently proposed for mineral withdrawal, the public has until November 4 to provide input on this important proposed action. Ann will share info on the rare plants that grow here, and the proposed mining withdrawal and other management issues will be discussed.

    • 10/09/2024
    • 8:00 AM - 10:00 AM
    • Barber Park
    Register
    Join our community partner, the Golden Eagle Audubon Society.

    To secure a place at this event, registration is required. Please make sure ALL fields are filled out on the registration form and a confirmation email is received.

    Join the Golden Eagle Audubon's Wednesday Birders as we check out the Fall birds at Barber Park. We will walk over to the river to see what winter river ducks have appeared and then walk paths around and back to the parking area. If an unusual bird shows up, such as a barred owl, we will focus on trying to find that bird first.

    Paths are a mix of paved and unpaved but generally flat. The observation site on the river could be slippery if there is frost or cold conditions in the morning.

    All levels are welcome. Binoculars will be available if needed.

    Participants younger than 12 must be accompanied by a parent or guardian. Participants younger than 18 must have a parent/guardian sign the liability release.

    Time: 8am - 10am

    Meeting Place: The parking lot of Barber Park, near the restrooms.

    What to bring: Bring layers for weather, closed toe shoes, your binoculars and some water.

    Restroom Availability: Restrooms will be available at the park.

    Contact Information: Contact trip leader, Louisa Evers, with any questions: elouisa603@gmail.com

    Great Blue Heron photo by Ken Miracle.

    Wednesday Birders: Barber Park

    NOTE: The birding experience requires Two Levels of Pre-Registration for all participants. 
    1.) First: pre-register with Golden Eagle Audubon Society in the link below. 
    https://www.eventbrite.com/e/wednesday-birders-barber-park-tickets-993789630537
    2.) Second: pre-register with Harris Ranch Wildlife Mitigation Association at www.hrwma.org.


    • 10/09/2024
    • 6:30 PM - 8:30 PM
    • Smoky Mountain Pizza
    Register

    Join our partner, Trout Unlimited

    Where: Smoky Mountain Pizza, Boise

    When: Wednesday, October 9th @ 6:30pm social, 7pm presentation

    RSVP here – https://tu.myeventscenter.com/event/Ted-Trueblood-Chapter-Meeting-630pm-Social-700-Pm-102467?redir=1

    And also please register with HRWMA at www.hrwmawildlife.org

    Presenter & Topic: 

    Dam Blockage Over Time by the Federal Government and a Power Producer

    Dennis Daw, Upper Snake River Tribes Foundation

    Prior to European colonization of the northwestern United States, salmon and steelhead had access to much of the Columbia River Basin from Nevada to Canada with an estimated 10-16 million salmon and steelhead returning annually to the Columbia River Basin. Overfishing and dam building and many other factors caused the salmon and steelhead runs are a fraction of what they were historically. Further, due to the construction of dams, many areas within the Columbia River Basin have been blocked by dams, and this program will focus on the upper Snake River, upstream of Hells Canyon where we will learn when, where and how those changes happened that blocked the salmon and steelhead runs. 

    Dennis grew up in Idaho fishing, hunting, and learning to love everything the outdoors has to offer. This passion became his career. Dennis has a B.S. in Biology with an emphasis in Ecology and an M.S. in Biology, both from Boise State University. He spent six years working for Idaho Fish and Game as a Fisheries Technician working on a variety of research projects throughout the state of Idaho. He was the Fisheries Biologist for the Shoshone Paiute Tribes of Duck Valley for three years before transitioning to a job with National Marine Fisheries Service writing biological opinions as a contract employee. In April of 2021, Dennis returned to work with the tribes as Fish and Wildlife Program Director for the Upper Snake River Tribes Foundation. Dennis lives in Meridian with his wife and two sons.

    • 10/12/2024
    • 9:00 AM - 12:00 PM
    • Ann Morrison Park
    Register

    Join our community partner, Boise River Enhancement Network (BREN)

    ‘Your Mother Doesn’t Work Here’ Annual Boise River Clean Up.

    October 12 @ 9:00 am - 12:30 pm

    We don’t know why people trash the river, but we do know we have amazing and underappreciated people who take time to clean it up!  In acknowledgement of those doing the often-invisible labor of picking up after others the first annual ‘Your Mother Doesn’t Work Here’ Boise River Cleanup was held in 2023. 

    The 2024 community wide cleanup will be held Saturday, October 12th.  Bring your friends, family and co-workers and help clean up the banks of the Boise River.  Trash bags and gloves will be provided or bring your own.  Trash will be weighed at the end of the event and added to the 2024 total.

    Check in from 9-9:30 to collect supplies if needed.

    Clean up from 9:30-11:30.  Walk, bike, roll, or drive to a section of the river you want to focus on.  Meet back at Ann Morrison Park by noon to have your trash weighed.

    Please complete the form below to register.

    “YMDWH’ River Cleanup 2024 – Google Forms

    Please also register with HRWMA at www.hrwma.org

    • 10/12/2024
    • 9:00 AM - 10:30 AM
    • Shakespeare Festival Parking Lot
    Register
    Join our community partner, Golden Eagle Audubon Society 

    Space is limited. To affirm a place at this event, registration is required. Please make sure ALL fields are filled out in the registration form and a confirmation email is received.

    Join Golden Eagle Audubon for a different kind of birding experience. Our "Pause, Look & Listen" series incorporates a mindful birding approach to observing birds and being in nature. This is an opportunity to connect with nature in a small-group setting that encourages personal observation and reflection. We will spend the first part of the trip sitting as a group to observe what birds we can see and hear while being stationary. This should facilitate learning from each other while allowing birds to come to us. We will be walking less than 1/4 mile on smooth pavement and/or gravel paths with little to no incline. Then we will explore the Festival grounds at a slow pace with more talking and teaching.

    All birding levels are welcome. This event is appropriate for those with limited mobility and/or visual impairment. Binoculars will be available if needed.

    Participants younger than 12 must be accompanied by a parent or guardian and participants younger than 18 must have a parent/guardian sign the liability release.

    Time: 9:00 - 10:30 am

    Meeting Place Idaho Shakespeare Festival's parking lot next to main entrance. 5657 E Warm Springs Ave, Boise, ID 83716 (Click on "Meeting Place" to get directions from your location.)

    What to Bring: Binoculars, chair, blanket or whatever you like to enjoy some time being (mostly) still in nature. No dogs please.

    Restroom Availability: There are no open restroom facilities on site. The nearest restroom is at the Chevron on Warm Springs Avenue, 0.6 miles west.

    Contact Information: Please contact trip leader, Debbie Wiggins, at debbiew5169@gmail.com with questions.

    Levels of Pre-Registration for all participants.

    1.) First: pre-register with Golden Eagle Audubon Society in the link below. 
    https://www.eventbrite.com/e/pause-look-listen-idaho-shakespeare-festival-grounds-registration-999577070927
    2.) Second: pre-register with Harris Ranch Wildlife Mitigation Association at www.hrwma.org.



    • 10/13/2024
    • 10:00 AM - 12:00 PM
    • Kathryn Albertson Park, 1001 South Americana Boulevard Boise, ID 83706
    Register
    Join our community partnerGolden Eagle Audubon Society 

    To secure a place at this event, registration is required. Please make sure ALL fields are filled out on the registration form and a confirmation email is received.

    We'll be going on an accessible and inclusive bird outing in a beautiful natural setting. The most easily spotted birds are ducks, geese, songbirds and herons. We will be covering up to 2 miles on smooth paved and boardwalk surfaces.

    We will be moving at a relaxed pace and many benches are placed throughout the park if you would like to rest.

    All levels are welcome. Binoculars will be available if needed.

    Participants younger than 12 must be accompanied by a parent or guardian. Participants younger than 18 must have a parent/guardian sign the liability release.

    Time: 10:00am - 12:00pm

    Meeting place: Kathryn Albertson Park. We will meet outside on the sidewalk at the main walkway into the park and walk together around the paths.

    What to bring: Layers for weather and binoculars. No dogs please.

    Restroom availability: Restrooms will be available at the parking lot.

    Contact information: Please contact trip leader, Lorraine Poor at lorrainp@mac.com with any questions.

    Great Blue Heron photo by Ken Miracle

    NOTE: The birding experience requires Two Levels of Pre-Registration for all participants. 
    1.) First: pre-register with Golden Eagle Audubon Society in the link below. 
    https://www.eventbrite.com/e/accessible-birding-kathryn-albertson-park-tickets-996588161017
    2.) Second: pre-register with Harris Ranch Wildlife Mitigation Association at www.hrwma.org.



    • 10/15/2024
    • 5:30 PM - 7:30 PM
    • #110 Seamans Gulch Trail, Garden City, ID 83714
    Register

    Partner event: Idaho Trails Association (ITA) 

    Join us for a group hike at Seaman’s Gulch in the Boise Foothills! Meet at the Seaman’s Gulch Trailhead at 5:30. Will do Seaman’s Gulch – approximately 2.5 mile loop. Please sign up below to attend! The group is limited to 20 hikers. Please let us know if you are unable to attend and we will remove your reservation. Well-behaved dogs are welcome as long as their owners follow on-leash rules where required.

    When: October 15 @ 5:30PM - 7:30PM

    Where: #110 Seamans Gulch Trail, Garden City, ID 83714

    Sign up on ITA's website at:

    https://idahotrailsassociation.org/event/seamans-gulch-group-hike/


    *Also please register with HRWMA at www.hrwmawildlife.org

    • 10/18/2024
    • 9:00 AM - 6:00 PM
    • Albertsons 6560 South Federal Way Boise, ID
    Register

    Partner event: Idaho Conservation League (ICL) 

    Doyle Mountain is a wonderful, 6,161’ tall, non-technical peak with impressive 360-degree views of the surrounding peaks and undeveloped valleys with intact sagebrush steppe habitat. The hike to the summit from the upper parking area has a net 1,000’ elevation gain. Hikers will meet in Boise at the Albertsons on 6560 South Federal Way to make the trip to the Owyhees region together.

    Why join? ICL’s very own Public Lands Director will be guiding this hike, sharing the ways your travel on these trails can help ICL’s advocacy!

    The BLM will be taking public comments in the coming months on which trails to designate as motorized and non-motorized in this area. The Doyle Mountain trail sections you will be hiking would make excellent non-motorized trails. There is already a vast network of motorized trails surrounding the area. Together, we can ground-truth the trails and provide our recommendations to the BLM.

    When: October 18th @ 9AM - 6PM

    Where to Meet: Albertsons 6560 South Federal Way, Boise

    Sign up at:

    https://www.idahoconservation.org/event/doyle-mountain-hike-boise-id/


    Contact: lblack@idahoconservation.org


    *Also please register with HRWMA at www.hrwmawildlife.org

    • 10/18/2024
    • 9:00 AM - 10:30 AM
    • Boise Watershed Environmental Education Center (11818 Joplin Rd, Boise, ID)
    Register
    Join our community partners, Golden Eagle Audubon Society and The Boise Watershed

    Adult Bird Hike

    Date: 10/18/2024 9:00 AM - 10/18/2024 10:30 AM

    Location: Boise Watershed Environmental Education Center (11818 Joplin Rd, Boise, ID)

    Bird Hike for adults

    Friday, October 18, 9:00 – 10:30 am

    Meet at The WaterShed main entrance

    (use entrance B at Ancell Avenue to enter the Water Renewal Facility)

    11818 W. Joplin Road, Boise, ID 83714

    FREE: Pre-register through the Eventbrite link here.

    Join the Golden Eagle Audubon Society along the Boise River Greenbelt to walk and look for birds. Be prepared to walk 1.5 miles along gravel and paved paths. We will start at the WaterShed and walk through the water renewal facility to the greenbelt. All levels are welcome! Participants must be over the age of 18. Binoculars will be available to borrow if needed.


    NOTE: The bird walk requires Two Levels of Pre-Registration for all participants. 
    1.) First: pre-register with Golden Eagle Audubon Society in the link below. 
    https://www.eventbrite.com/e/bird-hike-for-adults-tickets-978735021797
    2.) Second: pre-register with Harris Ranch Wildlife Mitigation Association at www.hrwma.org.
    • 10/19/2024
    • 8:00 AM - 10:30 AM
    • Marianne Williams Park, 3451 East Barber Valley Drive Boise, ID 83706
    Register
    Join our community partnerGolden Eagle Audubon Society 

    To secure a place at this event, registration is required. Please make sure ALL fields are filled out on the registration form and a confirmation email is received.

    Join leaders Jordan Paige and Will Miller to advance your eBird skills. Intended for those who have taken our Beginner eBird course or are moderately comfortable using the app, this course and field trip will discuss some of the more advanced features and uses of eBird. We will begin with a demonstration on using both the eBird website and mobile app, followed by answering any questions you may have. Next, we will head out into the park to practice more advanced checklist skills as we look for birds on a short walk.

    Skills we will cover include:
    - eBird best practices; How to be an effective citizen scientist.
    - Managing your checklists.
    - How to use breeding codes.
    - Using eBird to find birds or birding locations.
    - How to count large flocks for more accurate checklists.
    - Target species and rare bird alerts.

    Please make sure you have downloaded eBird and are logged into your account. We also recommend downloading the Merlin Bird ID mobile app (We will be covering the crossover functions of eBird and Merlin).

    This field trip is suitable for birders of all levels, but please be familiar with the basics of using the eBird mobile app. Binoculars will be available if needed.

    Participants younger than 12 must be accompanied by a parent or guardian. Participants younger than 18 must have a parent/guardian sign the liability release.

    Time: 8:00 - 10:30am

    Meeting Place: Marianne Williams Park. We will meet at the shelter tables by the pond. Please click here or scroll down to see the map below for a pinpoint location. You may need to zoom in on the browser window to see the highlighted path between the parking lot and shelter.

    What to bring: Bring layers for weather, binoculars, water and some snacks. Please make sure you have downloaded eBird and are logged into your account. We also recommend downloading the Merlin Bird ID mobile app (We will be covering the crossover functions of eBird and Merlin). No dogs please.

    Restroom Availability: Restrooms will be available at the park.

    Contact Information: Contact trip leaders via text message.

    Jordan Paige 208-391-8338

    Will Miller 208-867-4691

    NOTE: The birding experience requires Two Levels of Pre-Registration for all participants. 
    1.) First: pre-register with Golden Eagle Audubon Society in the link below. 
    https://www.eventbrite.com/e/ebird-beyond-the-basics-registration-1001511045497
    2.) Second: pre-register with Harris Ranch Wildlife Mitigation Association at www.hrwma.org.
    • 10/19/2024
    • 9:00 AM - 11:00 AM
    • Hawkins Reserve, Bogus Basin Road, Boise, ID
    Register

    Partner event: Idaho Trails Association (ITA) 

    Join us for a group hike at Hawkins Reserve in the Boise Foothills! Meet at the Hawkins Reserve Trailhead (about 6 miles up from the stop sign on Bogus Basin Rd) at 9am. Will do Hawkins Reserve Loop – approximately 5.5 miles, some elevation gain. Please sign up below to attend! The group is limited to 20 hikers. Please let us know if you are unable to attend and we will remove your reservation. Well-behaved dogs are welcome as long as their owners follow on-leash rules where required.

    When: October 19 @ 9:00AM

    Where: Hawkins Reserve, Bogus Basin Road, Boise, ID

    Sign up on ITA's website at:

    https://idahotrailsassociation.org/event/hawkins-loop-group-hike-october-19/


    *Also please register with HRWMA at www.hrwmawildlife.org

    • 10/20/2024
    • 10:00 AM - 12:00 PM
    • Library at Bown Crossing
    Register
    Join our community partner, Golden Eagle Audubon Society 

    Please register to attend this trip. Make sure ALL fields are filled in and a confirmation email is received.

    Join Golden Eagle Audubon for our monthly beginner and family-friendly bird walk along the Bethine Church River Trail. This is a great opportunity to learn about riparian habitat as we focus on local birds, plants, and stewardship efforts in the area.

    Expect to see songbirds, waterfowl, woodpeckers, herons, and kingfishers.

    This monthly bird walk is targeted towards beginner birders, so if you are brand-new to birding, this is the outing for you! We will cover basics like adjusting your binoculars, how to use field guides, and tips & tricks to identifying birds.

    No public restrooms are available. We will travel between 1-2 miles on flat, unpaved trails. Binoculars are available to borrow if needed.

    All levels, including beginners, are welcome. Participants younger than 12 must be accompanied by a parent or guardian and participants younger than 18 must have a parent/guardian sign the liability release.

    Please wear weather-appropriate clothing and comfortable walking shoes.

    Contact information: Please contact trip leader, Lorraine Poor, at lorrainp@mac.com with questions.

    NOTE: The bird walk requires Two Levels of Pre-Registration for all participants. 
    1.) First: pre-register with Golden Eagle Audubon Society in the link below. 
    https://www.eventbrite.com/e/beginner-bird-walk-bethine-church-river-trail-registration-996596465857
    2.) Second: pre-register with Harris Ranch Wildlife Mitigation Association at www.hrwma.org.
    • 10/26/2024
    • 8:30 AM - 10:30 AM
    • The Grove Trailhead at Hulls Gulch, 3001 Sunset Peak Rd Boise, ID 83702
    Register
    Join our community partner, the Golden Eagle Audubon Society.

    To secure a place at this event, registration is required. Please make sure ALL fields are filled out on the registration form and a confirmation email is received.

    Join the Golden Eagle Audubon as we undertake a bird walk at Hulls Gulch to check out the birds of the season. We will be doing a loop that includes some hills. We are usually able to see a resident Anna's Hummingbird, Downy Woodpeckers, Ruby-crowned Kinglets, Belted Kingfishers, Coopers Hawks, Northern Flickers, Red-breasted Nuthatches, White-breasted Nuthatches, Hermit Thrushes and Dark-eyed Juncos.

    Please note, depending on the weather trails can become muddy so we will watch for that.

    All levels are welcome. Binoculars will be available if needed.

    Participants younger than 12 must be accompanied by a parent or guardian. Participants younger than 18 must have a parent/guardian sign the liability release.

    Time: 8:30 - 10:30am

    Meeting Place: We will meet at the lower parking lot at Hulls Gulch. Parking can be limited so arrive early or carpool.

    What to bring: Bring layers for weather, closed toe shoes, binoculars and some water. No dogs please.

    Restroom Availability: There are no restrooms located near our meeting area or where we'll be walking, but there are some available at the upper parking lot if needed.

    Contact Information: Contact trip leader, Shannan Brimmer, at shannanbrimmer@yahoo.com with any questions.

    NOTE: The birding experience requires Two Levels of Pre-Registration for all participants. 
    1.) First: pre-register with Golden Eagle Audubon Society in the link below. 
    https://www.eventbrite.com/e/bird-walk-at-hulls-gulch-tickets-996627137597
    2.) Second: pre-register with Harris Ranch Wildlife Mitigation Association at www.hrwma.org.
    • 10/27/2024
    • 8:30 AM - 11:30 AM
    • Blacks Creek Bird Reserve at the main parking area by toilet
    Register

    Join our community partner,  

    The Golden Eagle Audubon Society

    To secure a place at this event, registration is required. Please make sure ALL fields are filled out on the registration form and a confirmation email is received.

    Join us as we explore the migratory shorebirds, ducks, songbirds and raptors at Blacks Creek Bird Preserve. We should be able to see a wide range of birds, including shore birds, waterfowl, herons, egrets and more. We may walk off trail, so hiking boots are recommended. Please note there will be no shade and we may encounter some mud.

    All levels are welcome. Binoculars will be available if needed.

    Participants must be 16 or older to participate. Participants younger than 18 must have a parent/guardian sign the liability release.

    Time: 8:30am - 11:30am

    Meeting Place: Blacks Creek Bird Reserve at the main parking area by toilet

    What to bring: Layers for weather, closed-toe shoes and binoculars. No dogs please.

    Restroom Availability: Restrooms will be available at the parking lot.

    Contact Information: Please contact trip leader, Shannan Brimmer at shannanbrimmer@yahoo.com with any questions.

    NOTE: The birding experience requires Two Levels of Pre-Registration for all participants. 
    1.) First: pre-register with Golden Eagle Audubon Society in the link below. 
    https://www.eventbrite.com/e/birding-at-blacks-creek-bird-reserve-tickets-1008646437647
    2.) Second: pre-register with Harris Ranch Wildlife Mitigation Association at www.hrwma.org.

    Baird's Sandpiper by Linda Wentz

    Birding at Blacks Creek Bird Reserve


    • 10/29/2024
    • 5:30 PM - 7:30 PM
    • 2899 N Harrison Hollow Ln, Boise, ID 83703
    Register

    Partner event: Idaho Trails Association (ITA) 

    Join us for a group hike at Harrison Hollow in the Boise Foothills! Meet at the Harrison Hollow Trailhead at 5:30pm. Will do 2.5 mile loop near Crane Creek Golf Course. Fall foliage will be spectacular! Please sign up below to attend. The group is limited to 20 hikers. Please let us know if you are unable to attend and we will remove your reservation. Well-behaved dogs are welcome as long as their owners follow on-leash rules where required.

    When: October 29 @ 5:30PM - 7:30PM

    Where: 2899 N Harrison Hollow Ln, Boise, ID 83703

    Sign up on ITA's website at:

    https://idahotrailsassociation.org/event/harrison-hollow-group-hike-october-29/


    *Also please register with HRWMA at www.hrwmawildlife.org

    • 11/12/2024
    • 7:00 PM - 8:30 PM
    • MK Nature Center, 600 S. Walnut Street, Boise
    Register

    Join our partner, the Idaho Native Plant Society

    Pahove Chapter Presentation 

    Where: MK Nature Center, 600 S. Walnut Street 

    When: Tuesday, November 12th @ 7pm MST

    Presenter: Cheri Clausen

    Topic: Weiser Depot Landscaping

    More details to come!

    • 12/10/2024
    • 7:00 PM - 8:30 PM
    • MK Nature Center, 600 S. Walnut Street, Boise
    Register

    Join our partner, the Idaho Native Plant Society

    Pahove Chapter Presentation 

    Where: MK Nature Center, 600 S. Walnut Street 

    When: Tuesday, December 10th @ 7pm MST

    Presenter: Cheri Clausen

    Topic: iNaturalist for Botanists and Others, Citizen Science

    More details to come!

Past events

09/28/2024 Public Lands Day Celebration @ Bogus Basin
09/15/2024 Beginners Bird Walk: Bethine Church River Trail
09/14/2024 Pause, Look & Listen: Shakespeare Festival Grounds
09/14/2024 BREN Crayfish Mercury Project
09/11/2024 Annual Meeting & Homeowner Appreciation BBQ
09/11/2024 Wednesday Birders: Foote Park
08/31/2024 Wildlife Scavenger Hunt @ Marianne Williams Park
08/21/2024 Exploring Wildly: Firewise Garden Tour and Wildfire Panel
08/18/2024 Beginners Bird Walk: Bethine Church River Trail
08/16/2024 Warm Springs Creek Riparian Enhancement/Invasive Plant Species Removal
08/10/2024 Accessible Birding: Marianne Williams Park
08/10/2024 Pause, Look & Listen: Shakespeare Festival Grounds
07/21/2024 Beginners Bird Walk: Bethine Church River Trail
07/13/2024 Pause, Look & Listen: Shakespeare Festival Grounds
07/10/2024 Wednesday Birders: Kathryn Albertson Park
07/06/2024 Accessible Birding: Kathryn Albertson Park
06/02/2024 Accessible Birding: Hulls Gulch
05/25/2024 Bird Walk: Boise River Greenbelt
05/20/2024 Hawkins Reserve Group Hike
05/19/2024 International Museum Day @ the Idaho Botanical Garden
05/19/2024 Beginners Bird Walk: Bethine Church River Trail
05/18/2024 Bird Walk: Foote Park Wren Search
05/16/2024 Tour the Reserves: Polecat Gulch Reserve
05/16/2024 Birding by Ear in Hulls Gulch
05/14/2024 Introducing Native Plants into Your Home Garden- An Idaho Native Plant Society Presentation
05/12/2024 Wildflower Plus Show on Mother's Day @ the Idaho Botanical Garden
05/12/2024 Mother's Day @ Discovery Park
05/11/2024 Pause, Look & Listen: Shakespeare Festival Grounds
05/04/2024 Firewise Garden Open House Event
04/27/2024 Spring Migration: Shakespeare Festival Grounds
04/25/2024 Riverside Chat: Women in Fly Fishing
04/24/2024 Achieving Healthy and Abundant Salmon and Steelhead in the Snake River Basin
04/23/2024 Idaho Centennial Trail Presentation
04/20/2024 Oral Traditions on Nature and Newe Seasons
04/20/2024 Boise River Riparian Planting Event
04/18/2024 Birding by Ear in Hulls Gulch
04/16/2024 Idaho Big Year with Linda Wentz
04/13/2024 Pause, Look & Listen: Shakespeare Festival Grounds
04/13/2024 Earth Day Celebration @ Kristin Armstrong Park
04/06/2024 Take Part in our Adopt A Plot
03/30/2024 Two in One Day at Harris North: Fence Removal and Bitterbrush Planting
03/22/2024 Birding by Ear in Hulls Gulch
03/19/2024 Monthly Program: State of Raptors of the World
03/19/2024 Birding and Photography at Barber Park
03/17/2024 Beginners Bird Walk: Bethine Church River Trail
03/13/2024 The Salmon Way: An Alaskan State of Mind by Amy Gulick
03/13/2024 Wednesday Birders: Discovery Park
03/12/2024 Boise's Vanishing Flora- An Idaho Native Plant Society Presentation
03/12/2024 Hummingbirds of the Treasure Valley
03/09/2024 Pause, Look & Listen: Shakespeare Festival Grounds
02/21/2024 Wolverines and Pikas! Idaho's Iconic Non-game Wildlife
02/15/2024 Birding by Ear in Hulls Gulch
02/14/2024 Wednesday Birding at Barber Park
02/13/2024 Idaho Native Plant Society Presentation on the 25 Peaks Project
02/10/2024 Pause, Look & Listen: Shakespeare Festival Grounds
02/09/2024 The Idea of Nature Series at BSU
02/06/2024 Birding and Photography at Barber Park
02/05/2024 Beginners Bird Walk: Bethine Church River Trail
01/24/2024 Hiking with Dogs Presentation and Book Signing
01/21/2024 Beginners Bird Walk: Bethine Church River Trail
01/18/2024 Birding by Ear in Hulls Gulch
01/16/2024 Monthly Program: Snow Geese at Fort Boise WMA
01/16/2024 Monthly Program: Protecting Birds through Boise River Riparian Habitat Restoration
01/13/2024 Pause, Look & Listen: Shakespeare Festival Grounds
01/09/2024 Monthly Presentation on Invasive Plants in Urban Areas (Goatheads)
01/09/2024 Tree Wrapping
01/09/2024 Birding and Photography at Barber Park
01/07/2024 Winter Birding in Kathryn Albertson Park
12/16/2023 Boise Christmas Bird Count
12/12/2023 Presentation on ITD's Roadside Pollinator Project
12/12/2023 Grasshoppers and Mormon Crickets - Valuable Bird Prey or Virulent Pests?
12/09/2023 Pause, Look & Listen: Shakespeare Festival Grounds
12/02/2023 Winter in Kathryn Albertson Park
12/01/2023 Birds that Winter in the Boise Area but Don't Visit Feeders
11/19/2023 Beginners Bird Walk: Bethine Church River Trail
11/14/2023 Beneath Our Feet: Harnessing the Power of the Soil Seedbank for Restoration
11/11/2023 Pause, Look & Listen: Shakespeare Festival Grounds
11/05/2023 Birding at Kathryn Albertson Park
11/04/2023 Bird Walk with a View
11/03/2023 Boise Birding
10/21/2023 Volunteer with Us to Plant Natives in Your Neighborhood
10/17/2023 BATS of Idaho: Ecology and Conservation
10/14/2023 Adopt A Plot: Planting Day
10/14/2023 Pause, Look & Listen: Shakespeare Festival Grounds
10/10/2023 Timothy E. Wilcox: Army Surgeon at Fort Boise, Boise’s first resident Botanist/Naturalist
10/07/2023 Accessible Birding: Kathryn Albertson Park
10/07/2023 Planting Event at Harris North
10/06/2023 Boise Birding
09/23/2023 Adopt A Plot: clean up and site preparation
09/23/2023 Bird Walk In and Around Marianne Williams Park
09/19/2023 MK Nature Center Monthly Program: Report from Lucky Peak
09/17/2023 Beginners Bird Walk: Bethine Church River Trail
09/16/2023 Nature in Your Neighborhood @ Marianne Williams Park
09/13/2023 Annual Meeting & Homeowner Appreciation BBQ
09/09/2023 BREN Crayfish Mercury Project
09/09/2023 Pause, Look & Listen: Shakespeare Festival Grounds
09/01/2023 Boise Birding
08/20/2023 Accessible Birding: Idaho Shakespeare Festival
08/13/2023 Beginners Bird Walk: Bethine Church River Trail
08/12/2023 Pause, Look & Listen: Shakespeare Festival Grounds
07/29/2023 Marianne Williams/Barber Park Bird Walk
07/23/2023 Accessible Birding: Golda Harris Reserve
07/16/2023 Beginners Bird Walk: Bethine Church River Trail
07/08/2023 Pause, Look & Listen: Shakespeare Festival Grounds
07/06/2023 Be Part of our Adopt A Plot this Summer
06/24/2023 Accessible Birding: Kathryn Alberston Park
06/11/2023 Beginners Bird Walk: Bethine Church River Trail
06/10/2023 Pause, Look & Listen: Shakespeare Festival Grounds
06/07/2023 BREN AND BOISE BICYCLE PROJECT PLANT TOUR AND SOCIAL BIKE RIDE
06/03/2023 Pause, Look & Listen: Shakespeare Festival Grounds
06/02/2023 Boise Birding
05/27/2023 Bird Walk: Boise River Greenbelt
05/21/2023 Beginners Bird Walk: Kathryn Alberston Park
05/20/2023 Be Part of our Adopt A Plot: Boise River ReWILD Project-May 2023
05/20/2023 Bird Walk: Foote Park Wren Search
05/06/2023 Field Trip: Birding Homestead Trail
05/04/2023 Newly Planted Cottonwoods- Tree Wrapping
04/29/2023 City Nature Challenge 2023 Bioblitz - Marianne Williams Park - April 29, 2023
04/16/2023 Beginners Bird Walk Bethine Church River Trail
04/10/2023 Idaho's Intriguing Orchids by Lynn Kinter
04/05/2023 Identifying Migratory Land Birds in Hulls Gulch
04/04/2023 Flora of the Boise Foothills by Lynn Kinter
03/25/2023 Help Plant Bitterbrush Seedlings in the Foothills, close to home
03/19/2023 Beginners Bird Walk Bethine Church River Trail
03/18/2023 Be Part of our Adopt A Plot: Boise River ReWILD Project
03/14/2023 Idaho Native Plant Society-Pahove Chapter-Learn about Sagebrush Steppe with Matt Lavin
03/01/2023 The Breeding Bird Survey
02/14/2023 Idaho Native Plant Society-Pahove Chapter-Pollinator Project talk by Dr. Ron Bitner and Amy Dolan
02/11/2023 Cottonwood Tree Wrapping
02/01/2023 The Breeding Bird Survey
01/10/2023 Made in Idaho: Idaho's Endemic Plant Species
01/04/2023 Winter Ranges and Bird Conservation
12/11/2022 Beginners Bird Walk Bethine Church River Trail
12/07/2022 Winter Birds... That Don't Use Feeders~
11/13/2022 Beginners Bird Walk Bethine Church River Trail
11/07/2022 Wintering Ducks of Treasure Valley: Video Class
11/02/2022 Wintering Wildlife: Boise River Wildlife Management Area
10/29/2022 Winter Project Bird FeederWatch with Cornell!
10/09/2022 Beginners Bird Walk Bethine Church River Trail
09/20/2022 Annual Meeting & Members Dinner
04/10/2022 Beginners Bird Walk Bethine Church River Trail
04/01/2022 Wrap Cottonwood Transplants
03/26/2022 HELP PLANT BITTERBRUSH SEEDLINGS 2022
02/14/2022 Independent Study: Birds of Southwestern Idaho
02/14/2022 Eco friendly Weed Management
10/10/2021 Beginners Bird Walk- Bethine Church Trail
06/13/2021 JUNE Beginners Bird Walk- Bethine Church Trail
05/09/2021 MAY Beginners Bird Walk- Bethine Church Trail
11/04/2020 Bird Feeders 101 Zoom Class
10/24/2020 Wintering Wildlife: In the Field at BRWMA
10/22/2020 Wintering Wildlife: In the Field at BRWMA
10/10/2020 Backyard Project: Winter Bird Feeder Watch
07/26/2020 Early Morning Bird Walk Along the Bethine
07/12/2020 Early Morning Bird Walk in Barber Park
05/13/2020 PENDING! Evening Lecture: The Nighthawk
05/05/2020 PENDING! The Bees in Your Backyard: Lecture with co-author Joe Wilson
04/29/2020 Cancelled! Spring's Last... WILDFLOWER HIKE: Lydie Gulch
04/22/2020 Cancelled! April 22~WILDFLOWER HIKE: Oregon Trail Recreation Area
04/15/2020 Cancelled! April 15th~Wildflower Hike with Barbara Ertter
04/08/2020 Cancelled! Evening Lecture: Rattlesnake Ecology & Awareness
04/02/2020 Cancelled! Evening Lecture:The Long-billed Curlew
03/25/2020 Cancelled! March Wildflower Hike: Hillside to Hollow Reserve
03/14/2020 HELP PLANT BITTERBRUSH SEEDLINGS
03/04/2020 First of the Season Wildflower Hike
02/22/2020 Morning Bird Field Trip (9AM-1PM)
02/09/2020 February Bird Walk at Kathryn Alberston Park
01/21/2020 WELCOME MEETING
01/12/2020 Winter Bird Walk at Marianne Williams Park
10/24/2019 WINTERING WILDLIFE On The BOISE FRONT-2019
10/20/2019 Boise Winter Birds & FeederWatch!
09/29/2019 September Bird Walk Along the Bethine
09/19/2019 Adult Evening Lecture: Curious about Minerals?
08/25/2019 August Birding on the Bethine and Litter Pick-Up
07/09/2019 DRY CREEK WILD FLOWER HIKE
06/30/2019 June Birding on the Bethine and Litter Pick-Up
06/12/2019 Sunset Series Lecture
06/06/2019 Meet & Greet Your Neighbors BBQ
05/20/2019 Evening Lecture The White Sturgeon
05/09/2019 The Magical Beauty of Bees as Pollinators
04/28/2019 Spring Birding on the Bethine and Litter Pick-Up
04/25/2019 Adult Evening Lecture
04/18/2019 Wildlife & Ecology of Barber Pool Conservation Reverse
04/09/2019 The microscopic world of pond scum
03/31/2019 March Birding on the Bethine
03/13/2019 Evening Lecture: Federal Lands 101
03/09/2019 FAMILY SATURDAY: BIRDS of PREY!
03/07/2019 Idaho's Insects as Pollinators
02/28/2019 Idaho's Wild Orchids!
02/21/2019 Tour of the Reserves: Military Reserve
02/09/2019 Family Day: Idaho Explorer Day
02/07/2019 Raise Your Weed Awareness!!
01/24/2019 Evening Lecture: Paleontology in Idaho
01/17/2019 TOUR of the Reserves: Castle Rock
01/12/2019 Family Day: Over & Under the Snow
12/13/2018 BVNA Wintering Wildlife Presentation
12/12/2018 Hometown Habitat Film Viewing 2nd night
12/11/2018 Hometown Habitat Film Viewing
11/08/2018 WINTERING WILDLIFE On The BOISE FRONT
11/03/2018 Table Rock Autumn Restoration Planting
10/28/2018 October: Birding on the Bethine and Litter Pick-Up
10/23/2018 Milkweed Planting
10/20/2018 Marianne Williams & Barber Park Birding Loop!
10/18/2018 TOUR THE RESERVES:Hulls Gulch
10/13/2018 Family Day: Creepy, Crawly, Creatures!
10/09/2018 NorthWest Climate Conference Evening Presentation
09/26/2018 GARDEN YARD POLLINATORS
09/16/2018 BIRD WALK: Military Reserve
08/07/2018 Water Shed Tuesday Evening Tour
07/29/2018 Birding on the Bethine and Litter Pick-Up
07/21/2018 Day Hike Table Rock Flora & Geology
07/18/2018 Flutter in the Night: Bats at the MK Nature Center
07/10/2018 EVENING TOUR: WATERSHED
06/21/2018 TOUR Of The RESERVES
06/13/2018 Sunset Lecture Series: Pollinator Ecology Walk
05/17/2018 MAY TOUR THE RESERVES: MESA RESERVE
05/03/2018 BOISE TRAILS HISTORY & ETIQUETTE
04/28/2018 FUNDRAISER! BOISE CHAPTER NATIVE PLANT SALE!
04/26/2018 Native Plants Of the Foothills: Evening Lecture
04/14/2018 FOOTHILLS FAMILY DAYS
04/02/2018 MK NATURE CENTER: BIRDING BY EAR
03/19/2018 MK NATURE CENTER: Bumblebees of Idaho & Citizen Science
03/01/2018 Monarch Butterfly Evening Lecture
02/22/2018 Waterway's of Harris Ranch Evening Lecture
02/15/2018 MK NATURE CENTER: An Evening With A Raptor
02/11/2018 FEBRUARY FAMILY BIRD WALK: Audubon Society
01/21/2018 WINTER FAMILY BIRD WALK: JOIN GOLDEN EAGLE AUDUBON SOCIETY
01/11/2018 Intro to Kestrel Nesting Boxes:American Kestrel Partnership Project
12/21/2017 Wintering Wildlife Scoreboard Class
12/13/2017 SUNSET EVENING LECTURE SERIES: BIRDING IN BRAZIL
12/09/2017 FOOTHILLS SEED COLLECTOR SERIES: SAGEBRUSH
11/12/2017 FAMILY BIRDING WALK: JOIN GOLDEN EAGLE AUDUBON SOCIETY
11/11/2017 FOOTHILLS LEARNNG CENTER: FAMILY DAY!
11/09/2017 THE WINTER STORY: Wintering Wildlife On The Boise Front
11/08/2017 SUNSET EVENING LECTURE SERIES: BEAVER ECOLOGY
11/02/2017 PRESCHOOL NATURE: FOOTHILLS LEARNING CENTER
10/28/2017 CREEPY CRITTER ENCOUNTER DAY!
10/19/2017 TOUR THE RESERVES: 2 HIKING TRAIL DATES
10/14/2017 Family Learning: Creepers & Crawlers
10/14/2017 Volunteer: Eckert Aquatic Enhancement Project
10/11/2017 SUNSET EVENING LECTURE SERIES: Invasive Plants
10/11/2017 WetLands Walk with Karl
10/07/2017 SURVIVAL WORKSHOP: BackCounty Basics
09/30/2017 Volunteer for NATIONAL PUBLIC LANDS DAY
09/30/2017 FIELD TRIP: OBSERVE SONGBIRD BANDING
09/25/2017 MK Nature Center: Evening Fall Lecture Series
09/23/2017 DECOUPAGE FLOWER POT WORKSHOP
09/13/2017 SUNSET SERIES: Bee hives
09/09/2017 Family Learning: ALL ABOUT HONEY BEES!
09/06/2017 BIRDING SERIES: SIX Monthly Classes
08/19/2017 BUG DAY: Idaho Botanical Garden & College of Idaho
07/12/2017 Discovering Boise's Wildflowers and Butterflies - Sunset Lecture Series
07/09/2017 Family Birding Walk - Kathryn Albertson Park
07/07/2017 Citizen workshop Monarch and Milkweed
07/05/2017 BOISE BIRDING SERIES – Bird Identification
06/29/2017 Rattlesnake Awareness & Hunting Trap Release/Avoidance Class - Stay safe while living alongside wildlife
06/18/2017 Biterbrush Seed Collection with the HRWMA - an evening in the Boise Foothills in Late June or Early July
06/15/2017 Monarch Butterfly Excursion - Parks, Monarchs & Milkweeds
06/10/2017 Conservation in the City
06/08/2017 TOUR OF THE RESERVES - Polecat Gulch Reserve
06/07/2017 BOISE BIRDING SERIES – Bird Identification
05/20/2017 Birding for all Seasons - CANCELED Due to High Water - Marianne Williams Park - with Boise Parks & Rec and Audubon Society
05/18/2017 Tour of the Reserves - Mesa Reserve hike, by Table Rock
05/13/2017 Sheep in the Foothills - shuttle from Fort Boise Community Center to Foothills Learning Center
05/08/2017 Wildlife Lecture - Bees
05/03/2017 BOISE BIRDING SERIES – Bird Identification
04/22/2017 Earth Day Work Day 2017 - Deer Flat National Wildlife Refuge
04/20/2017 Oregon Trail Reserve Tour- Overlooking Barber Valley - Foothills Hiking Series
04/11/2017 Free Lecture - Fire & Invasive Species in the Boise Foothills - Idaho Native Plant Society
04/10/2017 Evening Lecture: Bears of Idaho, Evin Oneale
03/28/2017 Idaho Rivers Lecture Series: Creating Lively Landscapes With Less Water
03/18/2017 Birding for all Seasons - Kathryn Albertsons Park with Boise Parks & Rec and Audubon Society
03/18/2017 Being a Naturalist: Winter Survival & Ecology
03/16/2017 Camel's Back Reserve Tour - Foothills Hiking Series
03/14/2017 Native Plant Mapping - Learn how you can help scientists using the iNaturalist app & map native plants when you hike
03/13/2017 EVENING LECTURE: Beaver Ecology at the MK Nature Center
03/08/2017 Living in a Fire-Prone Landscape
02/28/2017 What Makes Trees Tick: An Inside Look at Trees
02/16/2017 Hulls Gulch Reserve Tour - Foothills Hiking Series
02/08/2017 Winter Tracking: Reading Signatures in the Snow
02/01/2017 Birding Series with Terry Rich
11/17/2016 Fire Rehab - Table Rock Fire or Mile Marker 14 Fire
11/12/2016 SECOND SATURDAY – PREDATORS OF THE FOOTHILLS
11/12/2016 Fire Rehab - Table Rock Fire
11/08/2016 Project Feeder Watch
11/03/2016 Fire Rehab - Table Rock Fire
10/25/2016 Native Fish of Idaho
10/20/2016 Fire Rehab - Mile Marker 14 Fire
10/08/2016 Family Bird Walk
10/01/2016 Watershed Watch
09/28/2016 Landscaping for Wildlife
09/25/2016 Boise River Greenbelt Bird Watching & Litter Patrol
09/17/2016 Southwest Idaho—Boise Foothills Trail Cleanup
09/15/2016 Tour of the Reserves-Military Reserve
09/12/2016 Sagebrush and Bitterbrush Seed Collection
09/10/2016 15th Annual Boise River Sweep
09/07/2016 Firewise Landscape: Concepts and Techniques
08/28/2016 Boise River Greenbelt Bird Watching and Litter Patrol
08/17/2016 Fall Bird Walk
08/16/2016 After the Table Rock Fire
08/10/2016 Backyard Composting
08/02/2016 Gardening for Pollinators
07/31/2016 Boise River Greenbelt Bird Watching and Litter Patrol
07/14/2016 Rattlesnake Awareness and Education Class
06/26/2016 Boise River Greenbelt Bird Watching and Litter Patrol
06/25/2016 Bees and Blooms
06/12/2016 Family Birding Walk
06/08/2016 Growing Great Horse Pastures & Controlling Weeds
06/04/2016 Build a New Trail
06/04/2016 IBO Songbird Banding on the River
06/01/2016 Birding Series with Terry Rich-Bird Identification
06/01/2016 Birding Series with Terry Rich-Birding at Bogus
05/29/2016 Boise River Greenbelt Bird Watching and Litter Patrol
05/21/2016 WaterShed Weekend - Wetlands Bird Discovery Day
05/04/2016 Birding Series with Terry Rich-Bird Identification
04/30/2016 Master Water Steward Workshop
04/28/2016 Wildflower Walk
04/26/2016 Idaho Rivers Lecture Series: Idaho and the origins on the Wild and Scenic Rivers Act
04/24/2016 Boise River Greenbelt Bird Watching and Litter Patrol
04/23/2016 Celebrate Birds at the MK Nature Center
04/14/2016 Adventures in a Natural History Museum.
04/13/2016 Sunset Series-Climate and our Changing Seasons
04/09/2016 Raptors!
04/06/2016 Birding Series with Terry Rich-What is the overall state of birds worldwide?
03/27/2016 Boise River Greenbelt Bird Watching and Litter Patrol
03/17/2016 John Muir and the Religion of Nature: A Bankrupt Legacy?
03/13/2016 Family Birding Walk
03/12/2016 Wiggly Worms and Sprouting Seeds
03/03/2016 Messy Rivers are Healthy Rivers
03/02/2016 Birding Series with Terry Rich-What is the overall state of birds worldwide?
02/20/2016 Family Field Trip Weekend
02/18/2016 Barn Owls Killed on I-84: Observations and Implications
02/14/2016 Family Birding Walk
02/13/2016 Hibernating Hearts
02/03/2016 Birding Series with Terry Rich-What is the overall state of birds worldwide?
02/02/2016 Volunteer to Monitor Kestrel Boxes
01/12/2016 Story Trail Adventure-Snowflake Bentley
01/10/2016 Family Birding Walk
01/09/2016 Crystals, Snowflakes and Avalanches!
01/06/2016 Birding Series with Terry Rich-Who's Here Now?
12/30/2015 Wednesday Morning Bird Club
12/23/2015 Wednesday Morning Bird Club
12/19/2015 Audubon Christmas Bird Count
12/16/2015 All About Snow
12/13/2015 Children's Christmas Bird Count
12/09/2015 Wednesday Morning Bird Club
12/02/2015 Birding Series with Terry Rich
11/19/2015 Costs and Benefits of Green Stormwater Infrastructure
11/18/2015 Colony Collapse Disorder of the Honey Bee
11/17/2015 Plants of the Boise River - The Good, the Bad and the Beautiful
11/14/2015 Mammals on the Move - Seasonal migration of local foothills animals
11/11/2015 Critical Habitat - The Importance of the Boise Foothills to Winter Wildlife
11/04/2015 Birding Series with Terry Rich
11/01/2015 Fall Flights - World Center for Birds of Prey
10/31/2015 Fall Flights - World Center for Birds of Prey
10/31/2015 "Tending our Foothills" Annual Survey
10/30/2015 Fall Flights - World Center for Birds of Prey
10/25/2015 Fall Flights - World Center for Birds of Prey
10/24/2015 Fall Flights - World Center for Birds of Prey
10/23/2015 Fall Flights - World Center for Birds of Prey
10/18/2015 Fall Flights - World Center for Birds of Prey
10/17/2015 Fall Flights - World Center for Birds of Prey
10/16/2015 Fall Flights - World Center for Birds of Prey
10/14/2015 Learn about the Proposed Foothills & River Levy
10/12/2015 A Backyard Wilderness
10/11/2015 Fall Flights - World Center for Birds of Prey
10/10/2015 Fall Flights - World Center for Birds of Prey
10/09/2015 Evening Owl Field Trip
10/09/2015 Fall Flights - World Center for Birds of Prey
10/07/2015 Birding Series with Terry Rich
10/04/2015 Fall Flights - World Center for Birds of Prey
10/03/2015 Fall Flights - World Center for Birds of Prey
10/02/2015 Fall Flights - World Center for Birds of Prey
09/19/2015 Fall Bird Walk
09/18/2015 Foothills Walk
09/16/2015 Firewise Landscape: Concepts & Techniques
09/12/2015 Matt Schmasow on Bees
09/09/2015 The Buzz on Honeybees
09/06/2015 Daytime Raptor & Songbird Field Trip
09/05/2015 Daytime Raptor & Songbird Field Trip
09/02/2015 Birding Series with Terry Rich
09/01/2015 Eyes Wide Open - River Walk at Barber Pool Conservation Area
08/30/2015 Boise River Greenbelt Bird Watching & Litter Patrol
08/15/2015 Water Bugs: Little Critters, Big Deal!
08/05/2015 Wednesday Morning Birding Club - Hulls Gulch
07/28/2015 Fred Bassett on Hummingbirds
07/26/2015 Boise River Greenbelt Bird Watching & Litter Patrol
07/24/2015 Idaho Fescue Seed Collection
07/18/2015 River Life: Plants & Animals & Bugs - Oh My!
07/15/2015 Eyes Wide Open - HRWMA Boise RiverWalk
07/11/2015 Caliente Critters: How Foothills Animals and People Survive the HOT Summer
07/08/2015 The Seasonal Cycle of Water
07/01/2015 Birding at Bogus
06/30/2015 The Sagebrush Sea
06/30/2015 Nature Walk at Barber Pool
06/28/2015 Boise River Greenbelt Bird Watching & Litter Patrol
06/24/2015 Wednesday Morning Birding Club - TBD
06/24/2015 Fish & Game Volunteer Program - bitterbrush seed collection
06/17/2015 Draft Boise River Enhancement Plan Happy Hour
06/17/2015 Wednesday Morning Birding Club - Moore's Creekside
06/14/2015 Family Birding Walk at Hyatt Hidden Lakes Reserve
06/11/2015 HRWMA Bitterbrush Seed Collection Volunteer Project
06/11/2015 Nutrient TMDL Basics
06/10/2015 Wild Foods of the Boise Foothills
06/10/2015 Wednesday Morning Birding Club - Bogus Basin
06/03/2015 Bird Identification with Terry Rich - June
05/26/2015 Dan Isaak: Climate Shield Cold-Water Refuge for Native Trout
05/11/2015 Second Monday Lecture Series - Idaho Master Naturalist Program
05/09/2015 Spring Birds at Hulls Gulch
05/09/2015 International Migratory Bird Day – Restore Habitat, Restore Birds
05/06/2015 Bird Identification with Terry Rich - May
05/02/2015 Assessing Residential Wildfire Hazards
04/29/2015 Corral Trail Bird Watching
04/26/2015 Greenbelt Bird Watching & Litter Patrol
04/22/2015 Win-Win Opportunities for the Boise River
04/22/2015 Boise River Floodplain Update
04/13/2015 Intro to Ecofeminism
04/11/2015 Resident Raptors and Migrating Song Birds
04/11/2015 Wetlands Discovery
04/01/2015 Bird Song
03/31/2015 Soil, Worms & Fish: The Case for Healthy Soil
03/14/2015 Spring Animal Babies
03/14/2015 Resident Raptors and Migrating Song Birds
03/14/2015 Volunteer: Silver Sage planting at Hammer Flat
03/09/2015 About the Japanese Beetle
03/07/2015 Volunteer: Silver Sage planting at Hammer Flat
03/04/2015 Spring Migration with Terry Rich
02/14/2015 Hot Water and Hearts
02/09/2015 Intro to the North American Model of Wildlife Managment
02/04/2015 What is the overall state of birds worldwide?
01/27/2015 Why is Idaho Number 1 in Water Use?
01/12/2015 Bluebird Man - documentary & discussion
01/10/2015 Life Under the Snow
01/07/2015 Who's here now?
12/27/2014 Boise Christmas Bird Count
12/17/2014 Wednesday Morning Birding
12/03/2014 Birding Series with Terry Rich
11/22/2014 Wild Useful Plants Around Boise
11/10/2014 Redband Trout Populations in the Foothills
11/08/2014 Canines in the Foothills - 2nd Saturday Series
11/08/2014 Sagebrush Seed Collection - Volunteer Opportunity
11/05/2014 Birding Series with Terry Rich
10/25/2014 Planting Project at Blacks Creek Bird Reserve
10/22/2014 Bird Watching - Wednesday Morning Club - Hulls Gulch
10/15/2014 Bird Watching - Wednesday Morning Club - Indian Creek Reservoir
10/11/2014 Creatures of the Night - 2nd Saturday Series
10/11/2014 WaterShed Watch!
10/11/2014 The Big Sit! "Tailgate party for birders"
10/08/2014 Bird Watching - Wednesday Morning Club - Hyatt Wetlands
10/01/2014 Birding Series with Terry Rich
09/24/2014 Eyes Wide Open - HRWMA Boise RiverWalk
09/13/2014 Bees - Second Saturday Series at Foothills Learning Center
09/13/2014 Creatures of the Night - Second Saturday Series at Foothills Learning Center
09/03/2014 Birding Series with Terry Rich
08/23/2014 Bird Walk - Avimor
08/21/2014 Eyes Wide Open - HRWMA Boise RiverWalk
07/30/2014 WaterShed Wednesdays - Wildlife!
07/24/2014 Eyes Wide Open - HRWMA Boise RiverWalk
07/19/2014 WaterShed Weekend - H2O
07/19/2014 Bird Walk - Avimor
07/16/2014 WaterShed Wednesdays - Plants!
07/13/2014 Family Bird Walk - Kathryn Albertson Park
07/12/2014 FIRE! Wildfires in the Foothills
07/09/2014 Wildfire is coming; are you ready?
06/25/2014 Morning Birding Series - Finding Birds
06/18/2014 Morning Birding Series - Identifying Birds
06/14/2014 Deer Flat BioBlitz
06/14/2014 Pollinator Day!
06/11/2014 Sunset Series-A geologic tour of Southern Idaho
05/31/2014 Master Water Steward Workshop
05/21/2014 River Walk for Health, Habitat and Heritage
05/17/2014 Fish Release Party, WaterShed Weekend
05/15/2014 Wildflower Walk
05/12/2014 Times they are a-changin': The Importance of Phenology
05/10/2014 The Hills are Alive!
05/09/2014 National Public Gardens Day
05/08/2014 Wildflower Walk
05/04/2014 Family Bird Walk - Hulls Gulch
04/27/2014 Boise River Greenbelt Litter Patrol & Bird Watching
04/24/2014 Owl Talk
04/24/2014 Idaho Climate Talks: Snowpack Economics
04/22/2014 Stopping Idaho’s Game Thieves: A Look at Poaching in the Gem State
04/17/2014 Idaho Climate Talks: Forests & Fire
04/13/2014 Family Bird Walk - Barber Park
04/12/2014 Owls Around the Gulch
04/10/2014 Idaho Climate Talks: Rain, Trout and Fire
03/30/2014 Boise River Greenbelt Litter Patrol & Bird Watching
03/25/2014 Wolf Ecology & Management in Idaho

  Harris Ranch Wildlife Mitigation Association

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   Boise, ID 83701
   (208) 515-7413
 Karie@hrwmawildlife.org


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