Seattle Audubon Society

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Seattle Audubon Society is a non-profit environmental organization that advocates and organizes for cities where people and birds thrive. Founded in 1916, it is a chapter organization of the National Audubon Society, and is one of the oldest natural history organizations in the Pacific Northwest.

The society publishes a quarterly newsletter, EarthCare Northwest, on its current news. Seattle Audubon Conservation department is involved in protecting and enhancing urban habitat, reducing urban hazards to birds, and engaging community in conservation and science initiatives directly in their neighborhoods. In 2002 Seattle Audubon launched BirdWeb, an online guide including species of special concern, rarities, and a searchable database of birds. In 2005, BirdNote, a two-minute radio show about birds and nature, created under the auspices of Seattle Audubon, began airing on KPLU, a local National Public Radio affiliate.

Its main office is in Wedgwood, Seattle, Washington. It serves a chapter area in a large part of King County, Washington. Seattle Audubon works with the Seattle Parks and Recreation Department, King County Parks, the Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife, other government agencies and municipalities, the National Audubon Society, and other local Audubon chapters.

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• Seattle Audubon Society
• Northwest Shade Coffee Campaign
• Forest Friendly Lumber
• BirdWeb