About this Event
Join us for a rejuvenating morning of exploration and connection at BIPOC Birding Hike - the final event of .
Hosted at the beautiful , this event invites BIPOC community members of all ages the chance to come and immerse themselves in the serenity of nature and the joy of birdwatching.
We'll kick things off with a grounding circle, setting intentions for the day and connecting with the land and each other on a deeper level. Next, we will embark on an easy hike and journey along one of the nature preserve's scenic trails - where staff from the will share their knowledge and assist in the identification of diverse bird and plant species found in the area.
Our adventure concludes with a light lunch, providing an opportunity to not only nourish our bodies, but reflect on and share our experiences to create lasting bonds within our collective communities. This event encourages everyone to enjoy the healing power of birds and the outdoors - all in a space that feels safe and inclusive!
This event is made possible through the support of the amazing folks at the , and is held in partnership with - the creators of the national Black Birders Week.
***SPECIAL NOTES***
- This event is reserved specifically for BIPOC individuals, in order to provide a safe and inclusive space to explore history and nature.
- This event is ALL AGES - minors must be accompanied by a parent/guardian.
- Snacks/Refreshments will be provided, as well as a light meal served at the end of the workshop; please make sure to eat something before arriving.
- We will be doing an easy hike, so please wear comfortable walking shoes, as well as dress in weather-appropriate clothing.
- Binoculars will be supplied for participant use during the hike.
There are a limited amount of spots available. In the event you register but are unable to attend, please email [email protected] to let us know ASAP - so we can offer your spot to someone else!
ABOUT BLACK BIRDERS WEEK:
Black Birders Week 2024 is an enriching and adventurous celebration of community, birds, and the outdoors - and is held in conjunction with the nationally recognized 5th Annual “Black Birders Week” (May 26th- June 1st) created by the organization .
From: "This annual event celebrates Black birders, naturalists, and outdoor enthusiasts, highlighting their contributions to the natural world and advocating for diversity, equity, and inclusion in the birding community.
This year's theme Wings of Justice: Soaring for Change underscores the commitment to bird conservation, environmental justice, and community care. We invite everyone to join us in celebrating Black birders and advocating for more inclusive outdoor spaces."
T3C's Black Birders Week '24 aims to create safe and inclusive spaces for BIPOC folks of all ages/gender expressions to connect with the outdoors, particularly in environments that have historically been inaccessible to them. Our goal is to equip the community with enough insight, comfort, and autonomy to embark on future expeditions on their own.
Event Venue & Nearby Stays
Bird Alliance of Oregon (Formerly Portland Audubon), 5151 Northwest Cornell Road, Portland, United States
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