The Audubon Legacy, or What’s in a Name
John James Audubon was an adventurer, naturalist, artist, woodsman, and storyteller. Most of us know him as a great champion of birds who traveled to North America in the early 19th century, with a determination to document all the birds living on this continent. His legacy is preserved in the…
Heading Elsewhere
One morning, I had thoughts of taking the canoe out to watch the sunrise from the water. I considered going down to the dock to sit and watch the world. Instead, I pull up a chair to the cabin’s big windows, let the world pass by one step removed. The…
An Interview with Sara Scott
What do bluebirds, puffins, and raptors have in common? Sara Scott! Over the past several years, I have been involved with Missoula’s Audubon chapter in a variety of ways. I have gone on field trips, served on the board, and written articles for the newsletter. More recently, I was fortunate…