BIRDHERS

is a free space for women, those that identify or non-binary people to support each other by

appreciating the flora and fauna
            around us.

Through the lens of birds, we observe how everything in nature is inherently connected.

Birdhers is based in Portland, Oregon and serves as both a social and outdoor club. We are skewed for beginners and all levels of experience welcome. Extra binoculars provided.

ETHICS

✓Comfort of birds comes first
✓ Wear muted colors

✓ Ask questions!

✓ Be mindful of volume
✓ Please no dogs
✓ Take pictures, leave only footprints

✓ No elitism
✓ Promote relationships with public

Above all else, Birdhers champions inclusivity, curiosity, and respect. Any form of bigotry, racism, or misogyny will not be tolerated.

WEEKLY

Birdhers walks are meditative and slow-paced, ranging 1 ~ 2 miles on paved and dirt paths. Our routes can be modified to fit all needs, and we prioritize accessibility within the group.

☉Every Saturday

☉8:30 AM ~ 10:00 AM

☉Mount Tabor, Reservoir No. 5 ^↬

*and sometimes elsewhere ^↬

MONTHLY

Every month, we host a happy hour picnic open to all Birdhers members and pet friends.

☉First Wednesday

☉7:00 PM

☉Mount Tabor, Reservoir No. 5 ^↬

‘BIRDHERS & BUDS’

Once a month, Birdhers sponsors an open walk for allies who share curiosity for birds, ecological well-being, and intersectional feminism.

☉Wednesday August 21st
☉8:30 AM ~ 10:00 AM
☉Reed Canyon

VOLUNTEER

To appreciate birds in their vibrant ecosystems, we must be stewards for wilderness spaces. Consider volunteering in your neighborhood’s green spaces. Sometimes, Birdhers organizes group acts of service for the following organizations:

☉Friends of Tabor ^↬
☉Chehalem Ridge Nature Park ^↬
☉Reed Canyon Day ^↬

NEW PROJECTS

See an exciting intersection between your work and Birdhers? Propose a collaborative project! Past Birdhers partnerships include an artist leading mind-body stretches, a botanist sharing traditional plant knowledge, and more to come.

SOURCES

Guides

Maps

Primary Sources

Further Reading