What we’re about
The Washington Butterfly Association is dedicated to the enjoyment, conservation and understanding of butterflies and their ecology through education and scientific understanding.
Founded in 1999, we have members all over the state of Washington. Our monthly meetings are in Seattle. They are held on the first Wednesday of the month in September thru December, then February thru May. We invite all people interested in butterflies to attend our meetings. Kids are always welcome.
Our topics are normally related to butterflies and moths. Occasionally we will throw in a meeting about some other nature topic. Examples are: binoculars, bats, dragon flies.
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# 5/1 at 6 pm – Washington Butterfly Conservation Updates with Julie Combs, Ross Winton, and Regina Johnson
“Washington Butterfly Conservation Updates and Observational Reporting Methods”
Summary: This talk is a collaborative presentation by Julie Combs and Ross Winton of the Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife and our own WBA Treasurer and G’num editor Regina Johnson.
Register in advance for this meeting:
https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZMvf-utqTIuGNE6Sz1pj7F7ITqonLrD9k8q
