New Museum Studies Intern at the Eagle Creek Ornithology Center, Funded by BACI
BACI funded Eagle Creek Park’s new program that gives students hands-on experience with vast museum collections of avian specimens. Meet the new intern here.
BACI funded Eagle Creek Park’s new program that gives students hands-on experience with vast museum collections of avian specimens. Meet the new intern here.
The Home-birdy is back with a mode of birding that lets you kick back and relax as the birds come to you. Local bird guide and birder Mona Clayton tells us about her experience leading feeder watching sessions and why it’s a great option for all bird lovers.
The Bird Alliance’s fall Lake Michigan field trip began with less than favorable winds and a brief interruption, but participants muddled on to find shorebirds, ducks, and fall passerines. Read which species here.
BACI is growing! Our first staff role in fifteen years is graciously funded by the Efroymson Family Fund and the Nina Mason Pulliam Charitable Trust, and is filled by our former Editor. Read how this will help local birds and their habitats here.
Our final installment of the Birder’s Guide takes your love and newfound knowledge of birds to the next level, by birding to help them! Read Bird Safe Indy Outreach Manager Jesse Greene’s best advice here.
An impromptu rescheduling of August’s shorebird field trip was a successful evening for our 19-40ish birders and others scouting the idyllic Hancock County countryside. Read what they found here.
Connect with the Bird Alliance with our updated email addresses and social pages.
Cozy season is upon us. After a long day enjoying migratory birds among the crisp autumn leaves, put down the binoculars and pick up a book, with inspiration from longtime Indianapolis birder, Jeff Rothenberg.
Meet Colleen, new Education Chair for the Bird Alliance!
While insects continue to vanish at an alarming rate, the "apocalypse” remains relatively under-the-radar. Two of BACI’s past editors and conservation champions came together to shed light on new research on a killer persisting across lawns.