Arkansas Local Events

Sharing the joy of birds and nature is at the core of everything we do at Wild Birds Unlimited. We love playing an active role in the local community by connecting you with local resources who may sponsor bird talks/walks, perform local outdoor service projects, or simply have programs of interest. Please follow the links below to find out what's happening near you!

Audubon Delta (Formerly Audubon Arkansas) - This is the parent Audubon's organization's local office's event calendar

Audubon Society of Central Arkansas (ASCA) - This is the local Audubon chapter's calendar of meetings and events

Central Arkansas Master Naturalists (CAMN) - CAMN service projects and educational opportunities calendar

Arkansas Quail Forever Chapters - Quail Forever is quail/bobwhite conservation organization - Access this page to find links to the closest Quail Forever Chapter

Arkansas Wildlife Federation - This is the wildlife conservation organization's event calendar

Arkansas Native Plant Society - Their community event calendar

Arkansas Game & Fish Commission - The AGFC's educational calendar

Monarch Joint Venture - A multi-agency alliance dedicated to preserving Monarch Butterflies and their habitat - Their public education classes can be found here

Pinnacle State Park - This page will allow you to choose the events for all State Parks, including Pinnacle Sate Park, by date range using the drop down menu


Additionally, you may be interested in these specific annual events!

The Great Backyard Bird Count - This "citizen science" project occurs every February - WBU is a Founding Sponsor of this event

Arbor Day - Go plant a tree! Arbor Day is the third Saturday in March in Arkansas

World Migratory Bird Day - A conservation awareness event held the second Saturday in May in the US and Canada

Project Feeder Watch - Another "citizen science" project occurring November through April - A Cornell University project, sponsored by WBU

The Christmas Bird Count - The first "citizen science' project of it's kind - Sponsored by Audubon and occurring Dec. 14 through Jan.5 each year