Public Programs

Seabirds and Pelagic Birding in North America, by Pete Janzen As a group, seabirds are among the least known and enigmatic bird species in the world and North America.  Pete …

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Recovery of grassland birds in the Great Plains through restoration of native keystone species, by Henry S. Pollock  Grassland birds are the most rapidly declining group of birds across North …

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Breeding Bird Surveys in Kansas, by Chuck Otte  The Breeding Bird Survey, coordinated by the US Geological Survey, is one of the longest running and most rigorously coordinated citizen science …

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Antennae up! Why are bars and bugs disappearing?, by Dr. Mary-Liz Jameson   Raise your hand! Do you know what a Meadowlark eats? Nearly one-third of North American bird species …

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Birding in Ecuador, by Kevin Groeneweg   Kevin visited Southern Ecuador in February of 2026. He will share photos of some of the over 300 species seen during this two-week …

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On the Trail to 5,000, by Dr. Roger L. Boyd Jan and Roger Boyd have been birding together for over fifty-five years. During that time, they have taken 50 foreign …

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Photographing Kansas Landscapes, by Scott Bean  Kansas has 11 different physiographic regions which have unique geological features and history which in turn influences how the various regions look. These different …

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