Rescheduled from Jan. 9

See how a K9 officer and her handler work together!

Journey to Africa with Rusty Scarborough on a 16-day safari!

Learn all about bees and beekeeping!

Eagle release! Back by popular demand - Rodney Paul will bring his raptors for our September meeting.

Join us for a celebration of all things bird!

Virginia McDaniel talks about the restoration of glades in the Ouachita National Forest

How to measure a hummingbird - what a treat! Tana Beasley tells all!

Learn how scientists discovered the history of Earth’s climate system

Bird-related table top sale

Learn all about monarchs and other backyard butterflies found in HSV!

Your 2024 year of all things bird starts here!

Learn about the programs and activities of the Army Corps of Engineers at Lake Ouachita!

Learn about American Bald Eagles from part interpreter Emily Stubblefield.

Learn more about the natural history of Hot Springs National Park

North American birds in decline: WHY?

Learn how to photograph those beautiful birds in your backyard!

Have questions about birds - feeding, housing, watching? Ask our panel of experts!

Matthew Irvin with Arkansas Game and Fish will discuss the Stream Habitat Program.

Learn how to maximize your viewing experience of this once-in-blue-moon event!

Join Vic Prislipsky at Coronado Center to learn how to identify winter birds.

Tim Ernst, award-winning wilderness photographer, will bring a mini gallery of his breathtaking work to our November meeting. Come early!

Phillip Jordan will give us an update on the bats of Arkansas

Rusty Scarborough will bring live birds and speak to us at our September meeting.

Our program for June will feature “live ambassadors” from the Little Rock Zoo!

Virginia McDaniel will be our guest speaker on April 14.

Dr. Jenn Ballard will be our guest speaker and her topic is Wildlife Health and Conservation in Arkansas.

Learn about American Bald Eagles from Emily Stubblefield - and book an Eagle Tour on Lake Ouatcha.

Dan Scheiman will tell us how to create a bird-friendly yard using native plants to attract and protect birds.

Forget the tripod... Corbet Deary gets the shot. (Click photo for details)