Birding walk and non-hierarchal knowledge sharing space for women, trans (trans men + trans women) and non-binary people. All experience levels and ages encouraged! Bring your binoculars or borrow some of ours. Dress for the weather and wear sturdy shoes.

Walks, taken at a slow pace, usually range between 1-2 miles and 2-3 hours. Every walk is different and each is catered to the unique needs of those attending. We encourage communication and want to offer accommodations; if you have special needs or requests please feel free to reach out to us! Email birdhers@gmail.com

Free, no rsvp

Please arrive on time but don’t rush. We’ll start with short introductions (name, pronouns and short answer to group prompt) and close out with an opportunity for community announcements, needs, events and questions.

Location: Oak Island

Birding walk and non-hierarchal knowledge sharing space for women, trans (trans men + trans women) and non-binary people. All experience levels and ages encouraged! Bring your binoculars or borrow some of ours. Dress for the weather and wear sturdy shoes.

Walks, taken at a slow pace, usually range between 1-2 miles and 1.5-2.5 hours. Every walk is different and each is catered to the unique needs of those attending. We encourage communication and want to offer accommodations; if you have special needs or requests please feel free to reach out to us! Email birdhers@gmail.com

Free, no rsvp

Please arrive on time but don’t rush, you can catch up if you’re running behind. We’ll start with short introductions (name, pronouns and short answer to group prompt) and close out with an opportunity for community announcements, needs, events and questions.

Location: Columbia Children’s Arboretum 10040 NE 6th Drive Portland, OR 97211
Parking lot across the street is available for Saturday parking at 10111 NE 6th Dr, Portland, OR 97217

Birding walk and non-hierarchal knowledge sharing space for women, trans (trans men + trans women) and non-binary people. All experience levels and ages encouraged! Bring your binoculars or borrow some of ours. Dress for the weather and wear sturdy shoes.

Walks, taken at a slow pace, usually range between 1-2 miles and 2-3 hours. Every walk is different and each is catered to the unique needs of those attending. We encourage communication and want to offer accommodations; if you have special needs or requests please feel free to reach out to us! Email birdhers@gmail.com

Free, no rsvp

Please arrive on time but don’t rush, you can catch up. We’ll start with short introductions (name, pronouns and short answer to group prompt) and close out with an opportunity for community announcements, needs, events and questions.

Location: Smith and Bybee Wetlands

Birding walk and non-hierarchal knowledge sharing space for women, trans (trans men + trans women) and non-binary people. All experience levels and ages encouraged! Bring your binoculars or borrow some of ours. Dress for the weather and wear sturdy shoes.

Walks, taken at a slow pace, usually range between 1-2 miles and 2-3 hours. Every walk is different and each is catered to the unique needs of those attending. We encourage communication and want to offer accommodations; if you have special needs or requests please feel free to reach out to us! Email birdhers@gmail.com

Free, no rsvp

Please arrive on time but don’t rush, you can catch up. We’ll start with short introductions (name, pronouns and short answer to group prompt) and close out with an opportunity for community announcements, needs, events and questions.

Location: Mt. Tabor Meet at Reservoir 5

Join Birdhers and Portland Parks & Rec for a planting event at Oaks Bottom.

We believe we have a responsibility, as bird watchers and nature lovers, to steward the places we enjoy.

Saturday Jan. 4 we will be planting native flora at Oak’s Bottom in Southeast Portland.

Tools, gloves, instructions, coffee/tea and snacks provided. Dress in sturdy shoes with waterproof layers.

More details and to register visit the event page here

Birding walk and non-hierarchal knowledge sharing space for women, trans (trans men + trans women) and non-binary people. All experience levels and ages encouraged! Bring your binoculars or borrow some of ours. Dress for the weather and wear sturdy shoes.

Walks, taken at a slow pace, usually range between 1-2 miles and 2-3 hours. Every walk is different and each is catered to the unique needs of those attending. We encourage communication and want to offer accommodations; if you have special needs or requests please feel free to reach out to us! Email birdhers@gmail.com

Free, no rsvp

Please arrive on time but don’t rush, you can catch up. We’ll start with short introductions (name, pronouns and short answer to group prompt) and close out with an opportunity for community announcements, needs, events and questions.

Location: Wapato Greenway

Birding walk and non-hierarchal knowledge sharing space for women, trans (trans men + trans women) and non-binary people. All experience levels and ages encouraged! Bring your binoculars or borrow some of ours. Dress for the weather and wear sturdy shoes.

Walks, taken at a slow pace, usually range between 1-2 miles and 2-3 hours. Every walk is different and each is catered to the unique needs of those attending. We encourage communication and want to offer accommodations; if you have special needs or requests please feel free to reach out to us! Email birdhers@gmail.com

Free, no rsvp

Please arrive on time but don’t rush, you can catch up. We’ll start with short introductions (name, pronouns and short answer to group prompt) and close out with an opportunity for community announcements, needs, events and questions.

Location: Blurock Landing

Birding walk and non-hierarchal knowledge sharing space for women, trans (trans men + trans women) and non-binary people. All experience levels and ages encouraged! Bring your binoculars or borrow some of ours. Dress for the weather and wear sturdy shoes.

Walks, taken at a slow pace, usually range between 1-2 miles and 2-3 hours. Every walk is different and each is catered to the unique needs of those attending. We encourage communication and want to offer accommodations; if you have special needs or requests please feel free to reach out to us! Email birdhers@gmail.com

Free, no rsvp

Please arrive on time but don’t rush, you can catch up. We’ll start with short introductions (name, pronouns and short answer to group prompt) and close out with an opportunity for community announcements, needs, events and questions.

Location: Powell Butte meet at Ellis Street trail entrance on SE 145th

Birding walk and non-hierarchal knowledge sharing space for women, trans (trans men + trans women) and non-binary people. All experience levels and ages encouraged! Bring your binoculars or borrow some of ours. Dress for the weather and wear sturdy shoes.

Walks, taken at a slow pace, usually range between 1-2 miles and 2-3 hours. Every walk is different and each is catered to the unique needs of those attending. We encourage communication and want to offer accommodations; if you have special needs or requests please feel free to reach out to us! Email birdhers@gmail.com

Free, no rsvp (-NEW- tips accepted)

Please arrive on time but don’t rush, you can catch up. We’ll start with short introductions (name, pronouns and short answer to group prompt) and close out with an opportunity for community announcements, needs, events and questions.

Location: Mt. Tabor

Birding walk and non-hierarchal knowledge sharing space for women, trans (trans men + trans women) and non-binary people. All experience levels and ages encouraged! Bring your binoculars or borrow some of ours. Dress for the weather and wear sturdy shoes.

Walks, taken at a slow pace, usually range between 1-2 miles and 2-3 hours. Every walk is different and each is catered to the unique needs of those attending. We encourage communication and want to offer accommodations; if you have special needs or requests please feel free to reach out to us! Email birdhers@gmail.com

Free, no rsvp (-NEW- tips accepted)

Please arrive on time but don’t rush, you can catch up. We’ll start with short introductions (name, pronouns and short answer to group prompt) and close out with an opportunity for community announcements, needs, events and questions.

Location: Company Lake - Sundial Beach, Troutdale

Join Birdhers and Portland Parks and Rec for a planting event at Kelly Butte.

We believe we have a responsibility, as bird watchers and nature lovers, to steward the places we enjoy.

Saturday Jan. 4 we will be planting native flora at Kelly Butte (not to be confused Kelly Point!) in Southeast Portland.

Tools, gloves, instructions, coffee/tea and snacks provided. Dress in sturdy shoes with waterproof layers.

More details and to register visit the event page here

Birding walk and non-hierarchal knowledge sharing space for women, trans (trans men + trans women) and non-binary people. All experience levels and ages encouraged! Bring your binoculars or borrow some of ours. Dress for the weather and wear sturdy shoes.

Walks, taken at a slow pace, usually range between 1-2 miles and 2-3 hours. Every walk is different and each is catered to the unique needs of those attending. We encourage communication and want to offer accommodations; if you have special needs or requests please feel free to reach out to us! Email birdhers@gmail.com

Free, no rsvp (NEW tips accepted paypal or venmo @birdhers)

Please arrive on time but don’t rush, you can catch up. We’ll start with short introductions (name, pronouns and short answer to group prompt) and close out with an opportunity for community announcements, needs, events and questions.

Location: Smith and Bybee Wetlands

Birding walk and non-hierarchal knowledge sharing space for women, trans (trans men + trans women) and non-binary people. All experience levels and ages encouraged! Bring your binoculars or borrow some of ours. Dress for the weather and wear sturdy shoes.

Walks, taken at a slow pace, usually range between 1-2 miles and 2-3 hours. Every walk is different and each is catered to the unique needs of those attending. We encourage communication and want to offer accommodations; if you have special needs or requests please feel free to reach out to us! Email birdhers@gmail.com

Free, no rsvp (-NEW- tips accepted)

Please arrive on time but don’t rush, you can catch up. We’ll start with short introductions (name, pronouns and short answer to group prompt) and close out with an opportunity for community announcements, needs, events and questions.

Location: Fernhill Wetlands

Birding walk and non-hierarchal knowledge sharing space for women, trans (trans men + trans women) and non-binary people. All experience levels and ages encouraged! Bring your binoculars or borrow some of ours. Dress for the weather and wear sturdy shoes.

Walks, taken at a slow pace, usually range between 1-2 miles and 2-3 hours. Every walk is different and each is catered to the unique needs of those attending. We encourage communication and want to offer accommodations; if you have special needs or requests please feel free to reach out to us! Email birdhers@gmail.com

Free, no rsvp (-NEW- tips accepted)

Please arrive on time but don’t rush, you can catch up. We’ll start with short introductions (name, pronouns and short answer to group prompt) and close out with an opportunity for community announcements, needs, events and questions.

Location: Oaks Bottom Wildlife Refuge

Birding walk and non-hierarchal knowledge sharing space for women, trans (trans men + trans women) and non-binary people. All experience levels and ages encouraged! Bring your binoculars or borrow some of ours. Dress for the weather and wear sturdy shoes.

Walks, taken at a slow pace, usually range between 1-2 miles and 2-3 hours. Every walk is different and each is catered to the unique needs of those attending. We encourage communication and want to offer accommodations; if you have special needs or requests please feel free to reach out to us! Email birdhers@gmail.com

Free, no rsvp (NEW tips accepted)

Please arrive on time but don’t rush, you can catch up. We’ll start with short introductions (name, pronouns and short answer to group prompt) and close out with an opportunity for community announcements, needs, events and questions.

Location: Whitaker Ponds Natural Area

Birding walk and non-hierarchal knowledge sharing space for women, trans (trans men + trans women) and non-binary people. All experience levels and ages encouraged! Bring your binoculars or borrow some of ours. Dress for the weather and wear sturdy shoes.

Walks, taken at a slow pace, usually range between 1-2 miles and 2-3 hours. Every walk is different and each is catered to the unique needs of those attending. We encourage communication and want to offer accommodations; if you have special needs or requests please feel free to reach out to us! Email birdhers@gmail.com

Free, no rsvp

Please arrive on time but don’t rush, you can catch up. We’ll start with short introductions (name, pronouns and short answer to group prompt) and close out with an opportunity for community announcements, needs, events and questions.

Location: Mt. Tabor

Birding walk and non-hierarchal knowledge sharing space for women, trans (trans men + trans women) and non-binary people. All experience levels and ages encouraged! Bring your binoculars or borrow some of ours. Dress for the weather and wear sturdy shoes.

Walks, taken at a slow pace, usually range between 1-2 miles and 2-3 hours. Every walk is different and each is catered to the unique needs of those attending. We encourage communication and want to offer accommodations; if you have special needs or requests please feel free to reach out to us! Email birdhers@gmail.com

Free, no rsvp

Please arrive on time but don’t rush, you can catch up. We’ll start with short introductions (name, pronouns and short answer to group prompt) and close out with an opportunity for community announcements, needs, events and questions.

Location: Columbia Children’s Arboretum

Birding walk and non-hierarchal knowledge sharing space for women, trans (trans men + trans women) and non-binary people. All experience levels and ages encouraged! Bring your binoculars or borrow some of ours. Dress for the weather and wear sturdy shoes.

Walks, taken at a slow pace, usually range between 1-2 miles and 2-3 hours. Every walk is different and each is catered to the unique needs of those attending. We encourage communication and want to offer accommodations; if you have special needs or requests please feel free to reach out to us! Email birdhers@gmail.com

Free, no rsvp

Please arrive on time but don’t rush, you can catch up. We’ll start with short introductions (name, pronouns and short answer to group prompt) and close out with an opportunity for community announcements, needs, events and questions.

Location: Powell Butte meet at the Ellis Street Entrance

Birding walk and non-hierarchal knowledge sharing space for women, trans (trans men + trans women) and non-binary people. All experience levels and ages encouraged! Bring your binoculars or borrow some of ours. Dress for the weather and wear sturdy shoes.

Walks, taken at a slow pace, usually range between 1-2 miles and 2-3 hours. Every walk is different and each is catered to the unique needs of those attending. We encourage communication and want to offer accommodations; if you have special needs or requests please feel free to reach out to us! Email birdhers@gmail.com

Free, no rsvp

Please arrive on time but don’t rush, you can catch up. We’ll start with short introductions (name, pronouns and short answer to group prompt) and close out with an opportunity for community announcements, needs, events and questions.

Location: Smith and Bybee Wetlands

An evening nature walk to observe and learn more about BATS. We’re again partnering with the Columbia Slough Watershed Council and Elaine Murphy to learn more about these super interesting flying mammals.

Event is for womin, trans and non-binary people. Free but registration is required.

More information and to register click here!

An evening nature walk to observe and learn more about BATS. We’re again partnering with the Columbia Slough Watershed Council and Elaine Murphy to learn more about these super interesting flying mammals.

Event is for womin, trans and non-binary people. Free but registration is required.

More information and to register click here!

Birding walk and non-hierarchal knowledge sharing space for women, trans (trans men + trans women) and non-binary people. All experience levels and ages encouraged! Bring your binoculars or borrow some of ours. Dress for the weather and wear sturdy shoes.

Walks, taken at a slow pace, usually range between 1-2 miles and 2-3 hours. Every walk is different and each is catered to the unique needs of those attending. We encourage communication and want to offer accommodations; if you have special needs or requests please feel free to reach out to us! Email birdhers@gmail.com

Free, no rsvp

Please arrive on time but don’t rush, you can catch up. We’ll start with short introductions (name, pronouns and short answer to group prompt) and close out with an opportunity for community announcements, needs, events and questions.

Location: Chapman Landing, Scapoose

Birding paddle with Mosquito Fleet

More information on their website here

Birding walk and non-hierarchal knowledge sharing space for women, trans (trans men + trans women) and non-binary people. All experience levels and ages encouraged! Bring your binoculars or borrow some of ours. Dress for the weather and wear sturdy shoes.

Walks, taken at a slow pace, usually range between 1-2 miles and 2-3 hours. Every walk is different and each is catered to the unique needs of those attending. We encourage communication and want to offer accommodations; if you have special needs or requests please feel free to reach out to us! Email birdhers@gmail.com

Free, no rsvp

Please arrive on time but don’t rush, you can catch up. We’ll start with short introductions (name, pronouns and short answer to group prompt) and close out with an opportunity for community announcements, needs, events and questions.

Location: Company Lake and Sundial Beach

Let’s work on our shorebird ids! This is a beautiful spot on the west side of the confluence of the Sandy and Columbia Rivers. Although it’s a strange industrialized zone as well it’s a great place to spot shorebirds this time of year.

We’ll walk about a quarter mile on paved path then down a rather steep hill to a flat but bumpy dirt path that leads to the beach. We’ll walk between 1-2 miles at a slow pace, allow 2 hours. Bo promises not to off-road it this time!

For a bit, we’ll walk along the Marine Drive Trail located at the end of NE Sundial Drive just north of Troutdale Airport next to Company Lake. It’s labeled “Sandy’s spot” on the map because Sandy showed it to us.

This is a little bit of a drive from Portland, carpool if you can and maybe plan a swim after!

For drivers-if you take the last right towards the BPA Troutdale substation (also called NE Sundial Rd) there is a large vacant area to park under big utility structures.

Birding walk and non-hierarchal knowledge sharing space for women, trans (trans men + trans women) and non-binary people. All experience levels and ages encouraged! Bring your binoculars or borrow some of ours. Dress for the weather and wear sturdy shoes.

Walks, taken at a slow pace, usually range between 1-2 miles and 2-3 hours. Every walk is different and each is catered to the unique needs of those attending. We encourage communication and want to offer accommodations; if you have special needs or requests please feel free to reach out to us! Email birdhers@gmail.com

Free, no rsvp

Please arrive on time but don’t rush, you can catch up. We’ll start with short introductions (name, pronouns and short answer to group prompt) and close out with an opportunity for community announcements, needs, events and questions.

Location: Mt. Tabor meet at the pump house at Reservoir 5 Dress for sun, wear sturdy shoes and bring your water! Bathrooms available. More hilly than other walks but we’ll walk slowly and cater to the needs of the group.

Birding walk and non-hierarchal knowledge sharing space for women, trans (trans men + trans women) and non-binary people. All experience levels and ages encouraged! Bring your binoculars or borrow some of ours. Dress for the weather and wear sturdy shoes.

Walks, taken at a slow pace, usually range between 1-2 miles and 2-3 hours. Every walk is different and each is catered to the unique needs of those attending. We encourage communication and want to offer accommodations; if you have special needs or requests please feel free to reach out to us! Email birdhers@gmail.com

Free, no rsvp

Please arrive on time but don’t rush, you can catch up. We’ll start with short introductions (name, pronouns and short answer to group prompt) and close out with an opportunity for community announcements, needs, events and questions.

Location: Whitaker Ponds Natural Area

Birding walk and non-hierarchal knowledge sharing space for women, trans (trans men + trans women) and non-binary people. All experience levels and ages encouraged! Bring your binoculars or borrow some of ours. Dress for the weather and wear sturdy shoes.

Walks, taken at a slow pace, usually range between 1-2 miles and 2-3 hours. Every walk is different and each is catered to the unique needs of those attending. We encourage communication and want to offer accommodations; if you have special needs or requests please feel free to reach out to us! Email birdhers@gmail.com

Free, no rsvp

Please arrive on time but don’t rush, you can catch up. We’ll start with short introductions (name, pronouns and short answer to group prompt) and close out with an opportunity for community announcements, needs, events and questions.

Location: Columbia Children’s Arboretum

Loop on flat paved and dirt paths distance less than a mile. Allow 2 ish hours.

Meet at entrance on 6th Drive. Parking available across the street at 10111 NE 6th Dr.

Birding walk and non-hierarchal knowledge sharing space for women, trans (trans men + trans women) and non-binary people. All experience levels and ages encouraged! Bring your binoculars or borrow some of ours. Dress for the weather and wear sturdy shoes.

Walks, taken at a slow pace, usually range between 1-2 miles and 2-3 hours. Every walk is different and each is catered to the unique needs of those attending. We encourage communication and want to offer accommodations; if you have special needs or requests please feel free to reach out to us! Email birdhers@gmail.com

Free, no rsvp

Please arrive on time but don’t rush, you can catch up. We’ll start with short introductions (name, pronouns and short answer to group prompt) and close out with an opportunity for community announcements, needs, events and questions.

Location: Smith and Bybee Wetlands 5300 N. Marine Drive, Portland

Presence & Preservation in partnership with Vanport Mosaic

Join us as we weave the present and the past at Force Lake with local archivist and Birdhers co-facilitator, Marti Clemmons, for the 9th Vanport Mosaic Festival. We’ll connect in learning about the intricate history of a local birding site Force Lake, once part of Oregon’s second largest city, Vanport. We’ll observe and enjoy the birds that have been present here, then and now. Imagine the birds as threads that have flown through this place, connecting us with our history that enriches our understanding of the present.

Link here for more details and to register for this event.