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  • Vaux Swifts Fall Migration in The Oregonian
    Vaux Swifts Fall Migration in The Oregonian

    The Oregonian recently featured the Vaux Swifts in Rainier Ore, check out the video below and see our volunteers in action. Scroll down further for some more info if you would like to go.

    Several years ago, Darrel Whipple and crew removed the grating covering the smokestack at Riverside Community

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  • Fall 2023 Whistler is available
    Fall 2023 Whistler is available

     

    The Fall 2023 Whistler is available now.

     

    Read more of its content: 

    • Cooperation – President’s message
    • Vaux Swifts are back
    • The Carbon Capture Foundation offers free trees
    • Impressions from the  WHAS Summer Picnic
    • Breeding Bird Survey Summary 2023
    • WHAS Board members surveyed Grays River and Salmon
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Deery Memorial Signage

UPDATE: Longview Parks and Recreation has granted WHAS matching funds to install the two signs at Lake Sacajawea Park. Once the signs are installed you will read it here first. Thank you all for your support.

We are moving steadily towards the reality of avian interpretive signage for Lake Sacajawea in Longview. 

WHAS applied for, and was fortunate to receive, both a National Audubon Grant (chosen by Audubon Washington) of $530, and a Longview City Tourism Grant of $500.  An application has been submitted for matching funds grant from Longview Parks and Recreation.  Featuring local artists, the signs will be a beautiful tribute as well as an educational and recreational enhancement to the park, which is a site on “The Great Washington State Birding Trail.”   
 
Grateful thanks to the many of you who have contributed towards this wonderful project.  For those who wish to help, we are still accepting donations by mail to WHAS at PO Box 399, Longview, WA 8632.  Please feel free to call 360-575-9238 or email  This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. with any questions or comments. 

 If you missed the article on this project in The Daily News, you can find it here.

 

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