Subject: [Tweeters] Puget Sound Bird Observatory new OWL Project and
Date: Feb 16 16:54:52 2010
From: Daniel R Froehlich - danielfroehlich at gmail.com
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Greetings Tweeters!
Please join Puget Sound Bird Observatory on Sunday, Feb 28, at 5501
17th Ave NE, in Seattle's University District, for a volunteer open
house and OWL project orientation.
PSBO is an all-volunteer non-profit group whose mission is to better
understand and support native bird populations through engaged
citizens and active citizen science.
4-6pm: Volunteer fair: check out our current list of volunteer needs
and see where your skills and interests are best matched.
5-7pm: Learn about our new OWL Project and how you can help document
owl populations in the Puget Sound Lowlands.
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Volunteer Open House 4-6pm
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We have lots of volunteer needs for people with all kinds of skills
and interests. Some examples:
Fieldwork:
Bird-banding
Owl surveyors for OWL
Resight color-banded birds
Photographing PSBO events
Administrative:
Committee participation
Board members
Field site managers
Organizing:
Organize PSBO?s photos
Coordinate a PSBO picnic
Post event bird lists to eBird
Outreach:
Design outreach materials
Represent PSBO at events
Write a blog entry
As an all-volunteer organization, our active volunteers are motivated
by a desire to learn more about birds, to contribute to meaningful,
local conservation, and to build community.
Click here for more volunteer information.
http://cts.vresp.com/c/?PugetSoundBirdObserv/da65bb5e79/TEST/74831a2ce8/pg=volunteer
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OWLS IN WASHINGTON LANDSCAPES (OWL) PROJECT 5-7pm
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OWL mobilizes birders to document their owl observations throughout
the Puget Sound Lowlands. In 2010, we?re piloting methodologies for
formal surveys as well. Volunteers will identify a suitable site,
visit it at least four times between February 14 and April 15,
listening for and recording responses to playback.
Requirements: Commit to four long nights as well as prep time and
follow-up for data management.
Recommended: Familiarity with data collection, responsible handling
of expensive equipment, and willingness to learn to distinguish owl
calls.
Learn more about PSBO's OWL Project
http://cts.vresp.com/c/?PugetSoundBirdObserv/da65bb5e79/TEST/0cc8a9127b/pg=washington_owls
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Drop by the volunteer open house anytime between 4-6pm and then stay
for the OWL orientation if interested.
Please register for the OWL orientation as space is limited.
Email danielfroehlich at gmail.com for more info or to register.
We look forward to getting you involved,
PSBO Board of Directors
Daniel Froehlich
Mark Colombino
Chris Kessler
Don Norman
Christine Southwick
Emily Sprong
Suzanne Tomassi
Andrea Wuenschel
Thanks,
Daniel Froehlich
Puget Sound Bird Observatory
danielfroehlich at gmail.com
www.pugetsoundbirds.org
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