Window on Nature
Our live speaker program

We offer our Window on Nature (WoN) programs at  the Natural History Institute on 126 N Marina Street, downtown Prescott.  As ever, we are happy to offer this event free to our entire community!  
 Most Window on Nature programs begin with a half-hour meet-and-greet at 6:30 PM. The talks begin at 7PM.
Our most recent program, "The Motus Bird-Tracking System"is now on YouTube.  
Next:  "Ecology of Grassland Birds" on Tuesday, November 17th.

Upcoming Window on Nature (WoN)Program Schedule

As we secure dates and speakers, we will share the information here.  Check back often for more and for details about confirmed talks.   All talks are at the Natural History Institute unless otherwise noted. See you soon!

Tuesday, November 17 6:30 PM

Grassland bird numbers are declining rapidly.  Grasslands are a surprisingly rich tool in the climate change toolkit. Courtney Duchardt, assistant professor and cooperative extension specialist for rangeland wildlife, will present "Ecology of Grassland Birds" to help us learn about and appreciate our nearby grassland habitat. 

Tuesday, February 16  6:30 PM

Dr. Cathy Jacobs,  director of the Center for Climate Adaptation Science & Solutions and professor of environmental science, will discuss “Climate Change and Birds”. 
Details TBA. 

Tuesday, March 16  6:30 PM

Kathy Koorenny of The Prescott Bee Club will present on bees. She is an officer with the Prescott Bee Club, has been a beekeeper for 5 years and in June of this year was enrolled in the Texas A&M Master Beekeeper Program.  Come learn about bees, from bee physiology to backyard beekeeping.

Tuesday, April 20  6:30 PM

Michael Byrd, of Prescott Creeks, is the very person to answer all our questions about the Bald Eagles nesting in Watson Woods.  The eagles have drawn much attention to Watson Woods, and the years of habitat improvement there have drawn them to Watson Woods.  Michael will share details of Watson Woods Bald Eagle saga .

Missed a Program?  

Find Videos of Our Programs on YouTube 

Our recent programs cover a broad variety of topics of interest to  birders and naturalists. Birds in art... butterflies... bird travel... bird ID...water management in Prescott... so much to learn and enjoy! Just click on the link below to view a meeting that you missed orthat you want to watch again. 
Recent Programs: 
Motus Stations
Eric Moore's Recent Birding Adventure
Through the Lens
Butterflies of Northern Arizona
Burrowing Owl Relocation Projects

WoN Prescott Audubon

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