Birds Connect Seattle

  • This facility has wheelchair access

Birds Connect Seattle advocates and organizes for cities where people and birds thrive. Visit our calendar to find free events and programming happening at our downtown headquarters and at parks around the greater Seattle area. Plan your visit to shop, learn, and be inspired.

Founded in 1916, Birds Connect Seattle, an independently incorporated nonprofit, 501(c)3 organization, was the state’s first conservation organization. It now stresses urban conservation, focused on birds, and following an antiracist path. In partnership with more than 225 volunteers, the organization offers environmental and bird education programs for adults and youth, field trips and neighborhood bird outings, community science projects, and community outreach programs. Its urban conservation mission revolves around its Bird-Safe Seattle initiative focusing on protecting and expanding tree canopy, eliminating bird-window collisions, and reducing the use of toxic pesticides.

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Max Seated Capacity 50

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Wheelchair Access YES

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