Programs

  • Great Salt Lake Education and Conservation Initiatives

    - BIRDS N' BITES MONTHLY MEETINGS ARE STILL BEING CONDUCTED VIRTUALLY. MEMBERS SEEM TO PREFER THIS FORMAT TO IN-PERSON MEETINGS. - EDUCATION PROGRAMS INCLUDING MONTHLY GENERAL MEETINGS FOR MEMBERS AND THE PUBLIC, SOME SPECIFICALLY DESIGNED FOR CHILDREN AND FAMILIES. ONLINE OFFERINGS WERE EXTENDED TO KEEP PEOPLE ENGAGED AND WE HAVE EXPANDED OUR INDOOR EDUCATION PROGRAMS. - SPECIAL PRESENTATIONS IN COLLABORATION WITH THE GREAT SALT LAKE INSTITUTE AT WESTMINSTER COLLEGE, INCLUDING THE ANNUAL FALL FORUM EDUCATION SEMINAR. - BI-MONTHLY DISTRIBUTION OF THE GSLA NEWSLETTER THE PELICAN HIGHLIGHTING CONSERVATION ISSUES, FIELD TRIP OFFERINGS, RECENT ACCOMPLISHMENTS OF GSLA, AND NOTICES OF GENERAL INTEREST. - SPONSORED APPROXIMATELY 85 BIRDING FIELD TRIPS OPEN TO AUDUBON MEMBERS AND THE GENERAL PUBLIC. ALSO PROVIDED OVER 26 DIFFERENT EDUCATIONAL PRESENTATIONS/EVENTS TO VARIOUS PUBLIC GROUPS. - SPONSORED THE DOYLE W. STEPHENS RESEARCH PROGRAM, THE GREAT SALT LAKE BIRD FESTIVAL AND THE GREAT SALT LAKE ISSUES FORUM IN PARTNERSHIP WITH FRIENDS OF GREAT SALT LAKE AND OTHER ORGANIZATIONS. - CONDUCTED LOCAL PARTICIPATION IN THE ANNUAL CHRISTMAS BIRD COUNT (NATIONAL ACTIVITY), THE JORDAN RIVER BIRD COUNT (LOCAL ACTIVITY) AND THE BRIGHTON BIRD COUNT (LOCAL ACTIVITY). - MANAGEMENT AND REPAIR OF THE BLUEBIRD BOX TRAIL AT STRAWBERRY RESERVOIR. - PARTNERED WITH OTHER LOCAL ENVIRONMENTAL AND COMMUNITY ORGANIZATIONS SUCH AS TRACY AVIARY, GREAT SALT LAKE ALLIANCE, FRIENDS OF GREAT SALT LAKE, UTAH PHYSICIANS FOR A HEALTHY ENVIRONMENT, AND STOP THE POLLUTING PORT COALITION, IN ORDER TO INSURE THAT IMPACTS FROM PORT DEVELOPMENT TO BIRDS AND HABITAT OF THE GREAT SALT LAKE ECOSYSTEM ARE MINIMIZED. - MAINTAINED THE PRESENCE OF A LEGISLATIVE ADVOCATE TO LOBBY THE UTAH LEGISLATURE ON ISSUES REGARDING HABITAT CONSERVATION AND ESPECIALLY THOSE RELATED TO THE DRYING OF THE GREAT SALT LAKE. - SUBMISSION OF COMMENTS AND POSITION STATEMENTS TO DECISION-MAKING AGENCIES REGARDING LOCAL ENVIRONMENTAL ISSUES THAT IMPACT BIRDS, WILDLIFE AND HABITAT. - CONTINUED TO EXPAND BOTH OUR DARK SKIES AND BIRD WINDOW COLLISION PROGRAMS WHICH INFORM MEMBERS, THE GENERAL PUBLIC AND PUBLIC/PRIVATE LARGE BUILDING OWNERS HOW TO MITIGATE THE HARMFUL EFFECTS OF LIGHT POLLUTION AND WINDOW COLLISIONS ON BIRDS. PURCHASED WINDOW MITIGATION MATERIALS FOR THE ECCLES WILDLIFE EDUCATION CENTER AT FARMINGTON BAY IN ORDER TO REDUCE BIRD-WINDOW COLLISIONS AND PARTNERED WITH DWR ON THE INSTALLATION. - AWARDED ALMOST 23,000 IN SMALL GRANTS TO TWELVE DIFFERENT NON-PROFIT OR EDUCATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS FOR PROJECTS THAT FURTHER THE MISSION AND GOALS OF GREAT SALT LAKE AUDUBON.
    Geographies
    Not indicated
    Dates
    Jun 1, 2023 – May 31, 2024
    Source
    990
    No causes provided
    No populations provided
    –
    $80.2K

  • Program 1 [2025]

    - BIRDS 'N BITES MONTHLY MEETINGS ARE STILL BEING CONDUCTED VIRTUALLY, BUT WE PLAN TO ADD IN-PERSON MEETINGS IN THE COMING YEAR. - EDUCATION PROGRAMS INCLUDING MONTHLY GENERAL MEETINGS FOR MEMBERS AND THE PUBLIC, SOME SPECIFICALLY DESIGNED FOR CHILDREN AND FAMILIES. ONLINE OFFERINGS WERE EXTENDED TO KEEP PEOPLE ENGAGED AND WE HAVE EXPANDED OUR INDOOR EDUCATION PROGRAMS. - SPECIAL PRESENTATIONS IN COLLABORATION WITH THE GREAT SALT LAKE INSTITUTE AT WESTMINSTER COLLEGE, INCLUDING THE ANNUAL FALL FORUM EDUCATION SEMINAR. - BI-MONTHLY DISTRIBUTION OF THE GSLA NEWSLETTER, THE PELICAN, HIGHLIGHTING CONSERVATION ISSUES, FIELD TRIP OFFERINGS, RECENT ACCOMPLISHMENTS OF GSLA, AND NOTICES OF GENERAL INTEREST. WE ARE NOW ISSUING IN DIGITAL FORMAT ONLY TO REDUCE ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACTS. - SPONSORED APPROXIMATELY 95 BIRDING FIELD TRIPS OPEN TO AUDUBON MEMBERS AND THE GENERAL PUBLIC. ALSO PROVIDED OVER 30 DIFFERENT EDUCATIONAL PRESENTATIONS/EVENTS TO VARIOUS PUBLIC GROUPS IN ADDITION TO THE BIRDS 'N BITES PROGRAMS - SPONSORED THE DOYLE W. STEPHENS RESEARCH PROGRAM, THE GREAT SALT LAKE BIRD FESTIVAL, INTERNATIONAL COASTAL CLEANUP AND THE GREAT SALT LAKE ISSUES FORUM IN PARTNERSHIP WITH FRIENDS OF GREAT SALT LAKE AND OTHER ORGANIZATIONS. - CONDUCTED LOCAL PARTICIPATION IN THE ANNUAL CHRISTMAS BIRD COUNT (NATIONAL ACTIVITY), THE JORDAN RIVER BIRD COUNT (LOCAL ACTIVITY) AND THE BRIGHTON BIRD COUNT (LOCAL ACTIVITY). - MANAGEMENT AND REPAIR OF THE BLUEBIRD BOX TRAIL AT STRAWBERRY RESERVOIR. - PARTNERED WITH OTHER LOCAL ENVIRONMENTAL AND COMMUNITY ORGANIZATIONS SUCH AS TRACY AVIARY, GREAT SALT LAKE ALLIANCE, FRIENDS OF GREAT SALT LAKE, UTAH PHYSICIANS FOR A HEALTHY ENVIRONMENT, AND STOP THE POLLUTING PORT COALITION, IN ORDER TO INSURE THAT IMPACTS FROM PORT DEVELOPMENT TO BIRDS AND HABITAT OF THE GREAT SALT LAKE ECOSYSTEM ARE MINIMIZED. - MAINTAINED THE PRESENCE OF A LEGISLATIVE ADVOCATE TO LOBBY THE UTAH LEGISLATURE ON ISSUES REGARDING HABITAT CONSERVATION AND ESPECIALLY THOSE RELATED TO THE DRYING OF THE GREAT SALT LAKE. - SUBMISSION OF COMMENTS AND POSITION STATEMENTS TO DECISION-MAKING AGENCIES REGARDING LOCAL ENVIRONMENTAL ISSUES THAT IMPACT BIRDS, WILDLIFE AND HABITAT. - CONTINUED TO EXPAND BOTH OUR DARK SKIES AND BIRD WINDOW COLLISION PROGRAMS WHICH INFORM MEMBERS, THE GENERAL PUBLIC AND PUBLIC/PRIVATE LARGE BUILDING OWNERS HOW TO MITIGATE THE HARMFUL EFFECTS OF LIGHT POLLUTION AND WINDOW COLLISIONS ON BIRDS. BEGAN INSTALLING WINDOW MITIGATION MATERIALS ON PRIVATE RESIDENCES IN ORDER TO REDUCE BIRD-WINDOW COLLISIONS. - AWARDED 25,000 IN SMALL GRANTS TO THIRTEEN DIFFERENT NON-PROFIT OR EDUCATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS FOR PROJECTS THAT FURTHER THE MISSION AND GOALS OF GREAT SALT LAKE AUDUBON.
    Geographies
    Not indicated
    Dates
    Jun 1, 2024 – May 31, 2025
    Source
    990
    No causes provided
    No populations provided
    –
    $65.3K