Northern Arizona Audubon Society (NAAS) is based among the scenic red rock canyons of Sedona and the lofty peaks of Flagstaff. Our birding world ranges from the Verde Valley to the Grand Canyon and beyond to the Utah border. Our members are active in birding, conservation and education. We offer member meetings with guest speakers from September to May. Fieldtrips are led by our volunteers year round. Conservation work below the rim is a winter activity, while the pleasant Flagstaff summers encourage outdoor work during June-September. Come visit us and we will show you the birding perspective to Northern Arizona!
Birds of Brazil
Birds of Brazil Come to one of the May 15 (Sedona) or 16 (Flagstaff) meetings to be wowed by pictures of plants, animals, and birds of Brazil! And you will hear Eric Moore speak about the wonders of this country known for its amazing rain forests and the world’s second longest river. In September of 2011 Eric traveled to Brazil to participate in a two-week long bird watching expedition with Borderland Tours out of Tucson, [...]
Nature Photo w/ John “Verm” Sherman
Full Contact Nature Photography with John “Verm” Sherman Come to the April 17(Sedona) and 18(Flagstaff) meetings and join John “Verm” Sherman on his journey from well-adjusted productive member of society to obsessed nature photographer. Watch him blow all the money he saved for retirement on an affair with Edie, his 500mm lens. Follow Verm and Edie as they travel the world in search of the next great shot, whether it be Black Swans in Australia, [...]
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Birding the Flagstaff Area
Birding the Flagstaff Area highlights some of the most significant birding spots of the region – where to go, how to get there, and what to look
