Bioacoustic Field Day

Adventure for Conservation | June 13, 2026 | Klamath Falls, OR

Conservation Field Day near Klamath Falls, OR

(Registration Closed)

Join Adventure Scientists’ community of outdoor enthusiasts and conservation volunteers for a hands-on field day near Klamath Falls to place wildlife acoustic recording devices for forest conservation, followed by a free dinner.

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Why Join this Conservation Field Day?

  • Join an incredible community of skilled hikers, outdoor enthusiasts, and conservation-minded volunteers
  • Hike through remote, off-trail National Forests with other outdoor volunteers.
  • Explore rugged landscapes, old-growth forests, and endangered animals’ habitats.
  • Get in-person support and advice from Adventure Scientists staff.
  • Hike and claim adventures to areas that are critical to the Pacific Northwest Forest Biodiversity project.
  • Expand scientific knowledge of who and what lives in the Northwest Forest.
  • Contribute to expanding state-of-the-art bioacoustic monitoring techniques.
  • Be part of a scientific project with lasting impact.

 

What’s Included:

  • Coffee and light breakfast Saturday morning (no cost!)
  • A group dinner with fellow outdoor volunteers Saturday eventing (no cost!)
  • Off-trail hikes to remote, rugged landscapes and old-growth forests
  • Free on-site parking and facilities
  • An on-site presentation from Adventure Scientists Logistics Coordinator
  • An on-site, hands-on recording device (ARU) demonstration
  • In-person support to place recording devices in the field, a vital step in ensuring we can collect critical wildlife data during their most vocal time of year.

Event Location:

Klamath Falls, OR. Exact location will be shared upon RSVP.

Using a citizen science data collection model, Adventure Scientists volunteer-powered science places ARUs in the field for endangered species monitoring

A acoustic recording device placed out in the field

⚠️ Important Requirement: If you plan to pick up ARUs or equipment at this event, you must complete the required online training in advance. Participants must be able to navigate to GPS units with offline navigation systems.

Adventure Scientists recruits, trains and manages volunteers to gather high-quality data at scale for scientific partners (NGOs, government agencies, researchers and more) who are focused on solving critical environmental challenges.