About Bridgerland Audubon Society

Boating the Bear through the Bear River Bottoms with Jack Greene

About Bridgerland Audubon Society

The Bridgerland Audubon Society (BAS) is a chapter of the National Audubon Society . The chapter is centered in the city of Logan, situated in the beautiful Cache Valley of northern Utah and southern Idaho. The valley is nestled between the Mt. Naomi Wilderness on the east and the Wellsville Mtns. Wilderness on the west. The Bear River and Cutler Marsh run through the valley and help to provide a wide variety of habitats for birds and birdwatching.

Bridgerland Audubon Society Mission Statement

To conserve, enhance, and enjoy the natural environment with special emphasis on birds and their habitats for the benefit and education of humanity and for the biological diversity of the Earth.

Bridgerland Audubon Society Board of Trustees, Officers and Chairpersons

Officers
NAME	EMAIL
OPEN (President)
OPEN (Vice-president)
Bryan Dixon (Secretary)
Linda Kervin (Treasurer)
Board of Trustees & Chairpersons
NAME	EMAIL
Jim Cane (Board of Trustees 2008-20011 / Barrens Sanctuary Manager)
Susan Durham (Circulation Manager)
Ron Goede (Board of Trustees 2009-2012)
Jack Greene (Board of Trustees 2010-2013 / Education Chair)
Frank Howe (Board of Trustees 2009-2012)
Reinhard Jockel (Board of Trustees 2010-2013)
Ron Hellstern (Board of Trustees)
Bill Masslich (Board of Trustees 2008-2011)
Richard Mueller (Board of Trustees 2008-2011, Conservation Chair)
Ryan O'Donnell (Board of Trustees 2010-2013, Outings)
Robert Schmidt (Board of Trustees 2009-2012)
Bret Selman (Board of Trustees 2009-2012)
Nancy Williams (Hotline Coordinator)
(Webmaster)