Prairie Falcon
Audubon
Prairie Falcon Audubon is dedicated to advocating for birders,
the birds we love to watch, and the environment we share
~News and Events~
- Welcome Back! We’re having a little PARTY and showing a film at the Lamphouse on Thursday, September 3rd at 7:00 PM
- Idaho Conservation League Presentation at the TF Public Library – Sept. 8th at 6:00 PM
State of the Snake: Assessing the Health of Idaho’s Snake River
- Write a Letter to the Forest Service asking them to protect roadless areas.
Deadline: Sept. 21st
- Volunteer and Club Fairat the TF Public Library – Sept. 26th from 11:00 AM – 1:30 PM
Prairie Falcon Audubon will Participate
- Check out Cornell Lab of Ornithology BIRD ACADEMY Courses! New courses! Some courses discounted up to 40%! Free courses!
https://academy.allaboutbirds.org/course-list/ - Show your support for Prairie Falcon Audubon by joining the growing community of members!
🐦 Welcome Back, Bird Watchers! 🐦
Instead of a September Program,
we’re having a little PARTY
and showing a film at the Lamphouse!!
Thursday, September 3rd at 7:00 PM!
🍿 Free popcorn!
🥤 Drinks available for purchase
Join us for The Big Year, starring Jack Black, Steve Martin, and Owen Wilson. It’s a hilarious look at bird watching taken to the extreme(s)!
Bring your fellow birding friends and come celebrate birds, fall migration, and nutty bird-watchers.
We’ll see you at the Lamphouse! 🐦🎥
See more information HERE
Protect the 2001 Roadless Rule!
Comment by September 21, 2026
The U.S. Forest Service is accepting public comments on roadless area protections, and we need the Magic Valley’s bird-watching community to speak up. Idaho currently manages its roadless areas under our own state-specific rule (the 2008 Idaho Roadless Rule), which would technically remain unaffected by changes to the 2001 federal rule. But weakening the Federal Roadless Rule will undoubtedly give Idaho lawmakers ideas about rescinding our Roadless Rule. It is critical that these baseline protections are not weakened.
These pristine, unbroken forests provide vital habitat for iconic species—from breeding Flammulated Owls and Northern Goshawks to critical migratory corridors for dozens of songbirds.
See more information HERE