Seven Capes Bird Alliance

“Activity Grant Grantee Oregon State University Amount 500”

“Description AmountAdvertising 5,584Dues and Fees 878Equipment 6,375Insurance 1,422Meetings and Meals 1,796Supplies 11,782Travel 3,372Website 5,739Merchandise 1,786Other 1,009”

“We changed our name from Audobon Society of Lincoln City to Seven Capes Bird Alliance in September 2024.”

“MISSION: Our mission is to encourage residents and visitors to protect and enjoy the native birds, other wildlife, and habitats found on Oregons coast through conservation, education, and community science.ACHIEVEMENTS:Program services included monthly free public bird walks, classroom programs for children through seniors, online and in-person science presentations, programs at community events, and printing of related publications, benefiting 1,100 people.Program services included completing site management plans for Cape Foulweather Marine Conservation Area and Cape Lookout Marine Conservation Area as well as related activities, including participating in workshops and sponsoring public education events such as webinars, presentations, and outings. We submitted the site management plans to Oregons Department of Land Conservation and Development. We also monitored issues related to coastal forests, marine reserves, and estuaries.Osprey Awareness Initiative: 1) Osprey Ambassadors - trained and deployed 53 volunteers to monitor 45 nests in Lincoln & Tillamook counties. Designed and had produced signage for Osprey nests within Lincoln City. Planning & purchases for our inaugural Osprey Day festival in Lincoln City.”