Golden Eagle Audubon | U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service

Golden Eagle Audubon Society (GEAS) is Southwest Idaho’s chapter of the National Audubon Society, based in Boise, Idaho. We offer birding trips for all ages, monthly educational presentations, community science programs, and the New Roots Program for refugee youth, as well as conservation and restoration of public lands. GEAS is dedicated to offering a majority of our programming for free and open to the public.

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