Boise River Enhancement Network

Fish of the Boise River
2020-06-12 11:45 - 13:00 (America/Boise) | Online, ID, United States
Back by popular demand!
The fish of the Boise River tell us much about the health of the Boise River. Learn about the fish that live in the Boise River from Idaho Fish and Game Southwest Region Fisheries Biologist John Cassenelli. Find out how conditions and fish populations have changed over the decades and what IDFG’s future goals are. Learn what you can do to improve conditions for the fish.
Join Zoom Meeting
https://us02web.zoom.us/j/89107997376
Meeting ID: 891 0799 7376
Call in: (253) 215-8782

Make It Pretty River Cleanup
2020-05-30 09:00 - 12:00 | ID
Odell Brewing and Boise River Enhancement Network are joining forces to clean up the Boise River.
Register for Make It Pretty; a multi-site community clean up event.
Volunteers will pick up trash and debris at public sites along the Boise River near Eagle, Star, Middleton and Caldwell. We’ll meet to sign in, divide into Make It Pretty teams, get maps to assigned clean up sites and pick up supplies and snacks. Trash will be left at each clean up site to be picked up by our wonderful partners at Idaho Fish and Game. All registered participants are invited to celebrate from 12:00 – 2:00 with Odell beer, non-alcoholic drinks, food and prizes. Location to be announced.
Participants will need to provide their own transportation to the clean up sites. There will be a leader in charge of each Make It Pretty team.
This event is appropriate for people of all ages and abilities. People with young children and those with reduced mobility will be assigned suitable sites – make sure to provide this information in your registration.
This is a good event for youth groups, service clubs, Meet-ups, etc. There is a place on the registration form to indicate that you’re signing up a group. We’ll get in touch with you to work out the details.
This is an outdoor event. It may be raining, snowing, blowing or hot. In most locations, there will be uneven surfaces, thorns, bugs, spider webs and dirt. Some trash is heavy and bulky, other trash is gross. There aren’t any restrooms or water in most locations. Plan accordingly.
Trash bags will be provided. Register now.
Partners: Idaho Fish and Game, City of Star, City of Eagle and City of Caldwell.
Questions? info@boiseriverenhancement.org

BREN Coordinating Team Meeting
2020-05-20 16:30 - 19:00 | Online, ID, United States
The Coordinating Team meets every other month to plan programs, discuss ideas, review progress and help BREN support cooperative enhancement of the Boise River. The meetings are open to all.
This meeting will be conducted on Zoom. Please RSVP to info@boiseriverenhancement.org and we’ll send you the link and password.
AGENDA Coordinating Team Meeting – May 20, 2020 Online Meeting via Zoom
4:30 Welcome and Introductions (Mike)
4:45 Agenda Review and Approve Minutes from Last Meeting (Mike)
4:50 2020 Work Plan Review (Tamsen)
5:10 Boise River Boogie – 2021 (Mike)

CT to vote whether BREN will lead and hold this event in 2021.

5:30 BREN Strategic Plan 2020

Update on Strategic Planning Process (Rob)
Mission Statement Assessment, Group Exercise (Tamsen)

6:00 Outreach Opportunities (Cassidy)

“Make it Pretty” Event, May 30th (Eagle, Star, Middleton, and Caldwell)

6:30 CT Business

Report from the Board and Financial Report (Tamsen)
Fundraising Update, Idaho Gives (Adam)
Coordinator’s Report (Liz)

▪ Crowdsource Crayfish Project
▪ Cottonwood Creek
6:45 Question & Answers for BREN! (Rob)
7:00 Meeting End

New Hope for Boise River Waterfowl
2020-05-08 11:30 - 13:00 | Online, ID, United States
The Boise River is in the Pacific Flyway and is a major spring and fall migration stopover for waterfowl. The limited wetland areas provide vital habitat for waterfowl and other wetland wildlife in this otherwise dry region. Ducks Unlimited’s projects restore habitat on private lands and help keep Idaho’s waterfowl habitat plentiful and in high quality. Find out about the latest projects in the Boise River watershed from Ducks Unlimited Regional Biologist Chris Colson.
The program starts at 11:45. Please join the meeting starting at 11:30 to learn about Zoom and “chat” with other attendees.
Please Note: This online program be recorded and the recording will be available here soon after the program ends.
To attend New Hope For Boise River Waterfowl paste this URL into your browser
https://us02web.zoom.us/j/81262075103
812-6207-5103
Instructions to attend this program

No registration is required and no password.
You can attend via any device that connects to the internet.
You will be prompted to download Zoom when you go to the meeting URL – it is very quick and free. But give yourself a few minutes.
You can join a test meeting ahead of time and make sure everything works – https://zoom.us/test
If you don’t have a speaker on your computer, you’ll need to use your phone to hear. Dial one of these numbers and follow the prompts.
301 715 8592
253 215 8782
Meeting ID: 812-6207-5103
Find your local number: https://zoom.us/u/ad8QK9g6Pm
Need Help? Text us at 208 570-3013.

Habitat Enhancement at Barber Park
2020-05-01 11:30 - 13:00 | Online, ID, United States
In a bold move to improve the ecological health of Barber Park and the Boise River, Ada County Parks and Waterways cut down more than 600 invasive trees February 18-20. The first-of-its-kind project along the Boise River was funded by Golden Eagle Audubon Society and BREN provided guidance. Project mastermind Alan Crockett and Roger Rosentreter, Ph.D. will talk about the problem with invasive trees and the benefits of the project. Ada County parks and Waterways Director Scott Koberg will talk about ongoing and future habitat management at Barber Park.
The program starts at 11:45. Please join the meeting starting at 11:30 to learn about Zoom and “chat” with other attendees.
Please Note: This online program is limited to 100 attendees, but it will be recorded and the recording will be available here soon after the program ends. Thanks for understanding.
To attend Habitat Enhancement at Barber Park paste this URL into your browser
https://zoom.us/j/93836079732
Meeting ID: 938-3607-9732
Instructions to attend this program

No registration is required and no password.
You can attend via any device that connects to the internet.
You will be prompted to download Zoom when you go to the meeting URL – it is very quick and free. But give yourself a few minutes.
You can join a test meeting ahead of time and make sure everything works – https://zoom.us/testIf you don’t have a speaker on your computer, you’ll need to use your phone to hear. Dial one of these numbers and follow the prompts.
301 715 8592
253 215 8782
Meeting ID: 938-3607-9732
Find your local number: https://zoom.us/u/ad8QK9g6Pm
Need Help? Text us at 208 570-3013.

Using No-Till Farming to Improve Water Quality
2020-04-24 11:30 - 13:00 | Online, ID, United States
Great improvements in water quality are realized when farmers adopt no-till farming practices. Josie Erskine, co-owner of Peaceful Belly Farm and Vine and Branch Ranch will explain the science and the practice of no-till farming and talk about the results of a side-by-side field study conducted by Ada Soil & Water Conservation District.
The program starts at 11:45. Please join the meeting starting at 11:30 to learn about Zoom and “chat” with other attendees.
Please Note: This online program is limited to 100 attendees, but it will be recorded and the recording will be available here soon after the program ends. Thanks for understanding.
To attend Using No-Till Farming to Improve Water Quality paste this URL into your browser
https://zoom.us/j/409044287
Meeting ID: 409 044 287
Instructions to attend this program

No registration is required and no password.
You can attend via any device that connects to the internet.
You will be prompted to download Zoom when you go to the meeting URL – it is very quick and free. But give yourself a few minutes.
You can join a test meeting ahead of time and make sure everything works – https://zoom.us/test
If you don’t have a speaker on your computer, you’ll need to use your phone to hear. Dial one of these numbers and follow the prompts.
301 715 8592
253 215 8782
Meeting ID: 409 044 287
Find your local number: https://zoom.us/u/ad8QK9g6Pm
Need Help? Text us at 208 570-3013.

Birds of the Boise River
2020-04-17 11:30 - 13:00 | Online, ID, United States
Missed the program? Watch it now.
This is an encore of our enormously popular program. The Boise River is home to hundreds of species of birds. Learn about some of the common and not-so-common birds you’ll find by the Boise River and, possibly, in your backyard. Louisa Evers of BREN and Golden Eagle Audubon Society will share expert tips on how to find and identify birds. You’ll also learn what the birds need us to do to provide them with healthy homes.
The program starts at 11:45. Please join the meeting starting at 11:30 to learn about Zoom and “chat” with other attendees.
Please Note: This online program is limited to 100 attendees, but it will be recorded and the recording will be available here soon after the program ends. Thanks for understanding.
To attend Birds of the Boise River, paste this URL into your browser
https://zoom.us/j/578591186
Meeting ID: 578 591 186
Instructions to attend this program.

No registration is required and no password.
You can attend via any device that connects to the internet.
You will be prompted to download Zoom when you go to the meeting URL – it is very quick and free. But give yourself a few minutes.
You can join a test meeting ahead of time and make sure everything works – https://zoom.us/test
We ask that you MUTE yourself and keep your VIDEO off

If you don’t have a speaker on your computer, you’ll need to use your phone to hear. Dial one of these numbers and follow the prompts.
301 715 8592
253 215 8782
Meeting ID: 578 591 186
Find your local number: https://zoom.us/u/ad8QK9g6Pm
Need Help? Text us at 208 570-3013.

Periphyton 101 and Boise River Water Quality
2020-04-10 11:45 - 13:00 | ID, United States
Tyler King, USGS Hydrologist, will give a short recap of the research the USGS has conducted in the Lower Boise watershed, what their current programs are, and what water quality trends have been measured. Then he’ll dive into periphyton, an important indicator of water quality in the Boise River. What is periphyton, what do we know and not know about it and why does it matter.
This program will be conducted online!

No registration is required and no password.

You can attend via any device that connects to the internet.

No one will see you (video will be disabled for attendees).

You will be prompted to download Zoom when you go to the meeting URL – it is very quick and free. But give yourself a few minutes.

You can join a test meeting ahead of time and make sure everything works – https://zoom.us/test

To attend Periphyton 101, paste this URL into your browser (or click it)

https://zoom.us/j/799832827

Meeting ID: 799 832 827

If you don’t have a speaker on your computer, you’ll need to use your phone to hear. Dial one of these numbers and follow the prompts.

301 715 8592

253 215 8782

Meeting ID: 799 832 827

Find your local number: https://zoom.us/u/ad8QK9g6Pm

Need Help? Text us at 208 570-3013.

Coordinating Team Meeting - Moved to online
2020-03-18 16:30 - 19:00 | Idaho Fish and Game, 15950 N Gate Blvd, Nampa, ID, 83687, United States
The Coordinating Team meets every other month to plan programs, discuss ideas, review progress and help BREN support cooperative enhancement of the Boise River. The meetings are open to all.

AGENDA
Coordinating Team Meeting – March 18, 2020
ONLINE
4:30 Welcome and Introductions (Rob)
4:40 Agenda Review and Approve Minutes from Last Meeting (Rob)
4:45 Coordinating Team to vote for open position, (Tamsen)
5:00 2020 Work Plan/Budget Review and Adoption (Tamsen)
5:30 Boise River Boogie Discussion (Zack)
5:50 Fundraising Discussion (Adam)
6:10 Outreach Committee Update + Call for volunteers (Cassidy)
6:30 CT Business
– Report from the Board and Financial Report (Tamsen)
– Coordinator’s Report – Project Updates and opportunities (Liz)
– New copies of the Boise River Enhancement Plan (Liz)
**Printed by the IDARNG**
6:45 Member and Public Comments
7:00 Meeting end

Fish of the Boise River
2020-02-24 18:30 - 20:00 | Star City Hall, 10769 W. State St., star, idaho, ID, 83669, United States
Whether native or newcomer, the fish of the Boise River tell us much about the health of the Boise River. Learn about the fish that live in the Boise River from Idaho Fish and Game Southwest Region Regional Fisheries Biologist John Cassenelli. Find out how conditions and fish populations have changed over the decades and what IDFG’s future goals are. Learn what you can do to improve conditions for the fish. This free public program is co-hosted by City of Star and supported by Sara Keyes, Realtor, Coldwell Banker – Tomlinson.

Birds of the Boise River
2020-01-27 20:00 | Star City Hall, 10769 W. State St., star, idaho, ID, 83669, United States
The Boise River is home to hundreds of species of birds. Learn about some of the common and not-so-common birds you’ll find in and around Star at this free public program. Heidi Ware Carlisle of the Intermountain Bird Observatory and Louisa Evers of BREN and Golden Eagle Audubon Society will share their expert tips on how to find and identify birds. You’ll also learn what the birds need us to do to provide them with healthy homes. This program is co-hosted by Star, Idaho.

BREN Coordinating Team Meeting
2020-01-15 16:30 - 19:00 | SUEZ Water Idaho, 8248 W. Victory Rd, Boise, ID, 83709, United States
Everyone is welcome to attend Coordinating Team meetings. This is a good way to join committees and learn about other volunteer jobs. Each meeting includes time for public comments. The agenda will be posted in a few weeks. The Team will be working on the 2020 workplan and budget at this meeting.

Boise River Flood Risk Model Goes 2-D
2020-01-10 11:30 - 13:00 | Online, ID, United States
Local municipalities, planners, emergency managers and landowners will soon have a new, and better, Boise River flood risk reduction tool. The two-dimensional model being developed by Flood Control District 10 will provide information about the direction high water will take and how fast it will move, something existing one-dimensional models can’t do. Mike Dimmick, Flood Control District #10 Manager and Michael Shubert, water resources engineer and hydraulic modeler with HDR, will explain the technology and discuss the way the new tool will impact local decision making. Bring your lunch. We’ll be in the Marion Bingham Room on the 3rd floor. The program starts at 11:45.

2019 Member Appreciation Party and Annual Meeting
2019-11-20 18:00 - 20:00 | The Riverside Hotel, 2900 W Chinden Blvd,, Boise, ID, 83714, United States
Presented by Renewal by Andersen of Boise and The Riverside Hotel with support from GEICO Treasure Valley
BREN members are invited to our party and annual meeting in the newly-remodeled Sapphire Room. Not a member yet? It’s easy and free to join the Boise River Enhancement Network. Join today.
Enjoy music by Whitaker and Oliver, complimentary hors d’ovueres, and a no-host bar. Meet the members of the Coordinating Team and the Board of Directors. We’ll take a look back at an incredible 2019, announce our Volunteers of the Year, induct a few long-time volunteers into our Volunteer Eddy of Fame, hold a short and sweet Annual Meeting, and give away an AIRE Lynx1 inflatable kayak. Yes, that’s the night we’ll do the drawing. You can put your name in the drawing by making a donation of $50 or more to BREN to support our cooperative work for a healthy Boise River. Donate now.

BREN Board of Directors Meeting
2019-11-18 17:00 - 18:30 | Ecosystem Sciences, 202 N 9th St #400, Boise, ID, 83702, United States
The Boise River Enhancement Network Inc Board of Directors will meet on November 18, 2019 to conduct board business including contracts and the Board membership. Please contact Board President Kathy Peter at kdpeter.h2o@gmail.com for more information.

Coordinating Team Meeting
2019-11-13 16:00 - 18:30 | Idaho Shakespeare Festival, 5657 Warm Springs Ave, Boise, ID, 83712, United States
The Boise River Enhancement Network Coordinating Team meets every other month to monitor, plan and coordinate BREN’s activities. This will be the first meeting of the newly elected members of the Coordinating Team, Cassie Connolly, Louisa Evers, Jim Nunley, Rob Tiedemann and Jane Kreller. They will join re-elected members Phil Bandy and Zachary Autin along with Mike Homza, Erv Ballou and Adam Bass who are in the middle of their 2-year terms. Tamsen Binggeli and Maria Minicucci also serve on the Coordinating Team as representatives of the BREN Board of Directors.
Everyone is welcome to attend the meeting. The agenda will include a short tour of the Gateway Reserve, a 12-acre parcel that’s being developed into parkland by the Idaho Foundation for Parks and Lands and Idaho Shakespeare Festival. The meeting will also include a review of the 2019 BREN workplan, election of officers, committee creation and work reports.

Barber to Boise and Beyond: Boating the Boise River
2019-10-08 18:30 - 20:00 | Idaho River Sports, 601 N Whitewater Park Blvd, Boise, ID, 83702, United States
We’ve updated our Boise River Water Trail Guide. Adam and Chel will introduce the new and improved Guide and tell stories from paddling the Boise River this year. The Boise Water Trail Guide provides descriptions of access points, portages and other Boise River features from Lucky Peak Dam to the Snake River. The Boise River Water Trail Guide is in its 6th edition to incorporate changes since 2015. The Lower Boise River has many scenic opportunities, and this is a chance to learn how best to experience them.

Boise River Enhancement Success Stories
2019-09-20 11:30 - 13:00 | Online, ID, United States
Learn about four innovative projects that are enhancing the ecological health of the Boise River. Kevin Fagan, Stormwater Quality Specialist at Ada County Highway District (ACHD) will talk about street projects that are helping traffic flow and water quality. Mike Dimmick, Flood Control District 10, will talk about streambank stabilization projects that enhance habitat. Tom Johnston, Farmers’ Co-op Ditch Company, will talk about their 8.8-acre sediment basin in Parma. Angela Rossman, Harris Ranch Wildlife Mitigation Association, will talk about native plants and pollinators. Bring your bag lunch. The program will start at 11:45 am.
Photo: Ken Miracle

Boise River Boogie brought to you by Boise South-West Rotary with Corporate Sponsor Kennedy Wilson
2019-09-15 10:30 - 14:00 | Esther Simplot Park, 625 N Whitewater Park Blvd, Boise, Idaho 83702, Boise, ID, 83702, United States
3rd Annual Boise River Boogie
Brought to you by: Rotary Club of Boise South-west.
Corporate sponsor: Kennedy Wilson
September 15, 2019 in Esther Simplot Park.
It’s the valley’s only duathlon. The course starts with a fun paddle out and back across Quinn’s Pond and ends with a beautiful 2 mile loop run on the Greenbelt. Register as an individual or as a team of two, with one person paddling and the other running. All proceeds from the race go directly to supporting the Boise River Enhancement Network.
REGISTER NOW

Thank you to our sponsors.

BREN Coordinating Team Meeting
2019-09-11 08:30 - 11:00 | Idaho Fish and Game, 15950 N Gate Blvd, Nampa, ID, 83687, United States
The Boise River Enhancement Network Coordinating Team meets every two months. The Coordinating Team is responsible for running the organization. That includes setting goals, holding events, fundraising, communications and implementation of the Boise River Enhancement Plan. Everyone is welcome to attend meetings and participate in the discussion. There’s also time for public comment. Below is the agenda. Hope to see you there!
8:30 Welcome and Introductions
8:35 Agenda review, approve minutes from last meeting
8:40 CT Business

Financial and Fundraising reports
Report from the Board
Coordinator Update and New Database
Election Report
Orientation for new members

9:10 Discussion on CT Leadership for new term

CT Leadership – Chair, Vice Chair, Secretary
CT Subcommittees – Admin, Fundraising, Outreach, Strategic Planning

9:30 BREN 2020 Strategic Planning Review and Discussion

CT vote on Strategic Planning Process

10:00 Outreach

Boise River Boogie
Member Appreciation Party

10:15 Project Updates

Middleton Project
Cottonwood Creek Project

10:25 Member and Public Comments
10:30 Meeting end

BREN Board Meeting
2019-09-09 16:30 - 18:00 | Ecosystem Sciences, 202 N 9th St #400, Boise, ID, 83702, United States
The Boise River Enhancement Network Board of Directors is holding a special meeting to discuss strategic planning and succession. Please let us know if you plan on attending this meeting. info@boiseriverenhancement.org

Boise River Float Trip - Middleton to Caldwell
2019-09-06 08:30 - 13:00 | ID
BREN takes small groups rafting on reaches that are off the beaten path. Participants on these trips must be prepared to drag or carry the rafts, portage obstacles, get in and out of the rafts frequently and be flexible on how long the trip will take. BREN supplies the rafts and safety gear and the paddle boats are guided by experienced volunteers. Donations are accepted on trip day.
September 6 – Middleton Bridge to Whittenberger Park, Caldwell, 8:30 am – ~1:00 pm. This reach is punctuated by irrigation diversions and return flows – the Boise River at work. We’ll float past volcanic cliffs and visit the site of the new Plymouth St Bridge.
Please RSVP to info@boiseriverenhancement.org by August 30 so we can plan. Space is limited.

Water Quality Project Tour
2019-08-29 08:00 - 17:00 | 2208 E Chicago Caldwell Idaho, 2208 E Chicago Blvd, Caldwell, Idaho
9th Annual Canyon Soil Conservation District & Lower Boise Watershed Council 319 Project Tour
Date: August 29, 2019
Time: 8:15 AM to 3:45 PM
Meet at the Canyon Soil Conservation District
2208 E. Chicago Blvd. Ste. A Caldwell, ID
Please use the back-parking lot and door
Agenda
Leave office 8:30 AM
8:45 AM – 9:15 AM – Bicandi Sprinkler Project – Lincoln Rd Caldwell
9:30 AM – 10:00 AM – Vandenberg Sprinkler Project – Galloway Rd Caldwell
10:30 AM – 11:15 AM – Farmers’ Co-Operative Ditch Company Project – Parma Rd Parma
11:30 AM – 12:15 AM – Pintail Ranch Sprinkler Project – HWY 95 Parma
1:00 PM – 3:00 PM – Peaceful Belly Farm Lunch w/ Christopher Swain Presentation
and Cover Crop Tour – Hoskins Rd Caldwell
3:45 PM – Arrive back Canyon SCD office – 2208 E. Chicago, Caldwell
Please RSVP by August 16, 2019 to:
Mary.Rosen@id.usda.gov or 208-779-3446
Lori.Kent@id.nacdnet.net or 208-779-3443

Wild Wetlands Nature Walk with ASL Interpretation
2019-08-20 19:00 - 19:45 | Idaho Shakespeare Festival, 5657 Warm Springs Ave, Boise, ID, 83712, United States
Wetland ecologist Chris Murphy of Idaho Department of Fish and Game will lead a visit to the Idaho Shakespeare Festival wetland. You’ll learn about the important role wetlands play in the ecosystem and find out what animals and plants live there. You do not have to attend the Shakespeare Festival presentation of Julius Caesar, but you’ll have plenty of time to get to your seats if you do.This event is suitable for all ages. Please walk past the ticket windows and meet us to the west of the Cafe.
American sign language interpretation will be provided.
This is a free event open to everyone (but no dogs).

Boise River Float Trip - Star
2019-08-08 09:00 - 13:00 | ID
BREN takes small groups rafting on reaches that are off the beaten path. Participants on these trips must be prepared to drag or carry the rafts, portage obstacles, get in and out of the rafts frequently and be flexible on how long the trip will take. BREN supplies the rafts and safety gear, and the paddle boats are guided by experienced volunteers. Donations are accepted on trip day.
August 8 – Star Bridge to Lansing Lane, 9:00 am – ~1:00. Enjoy the river as it meanders through active floodplains and large black cottonwood trees. We’ll meet at the Lansing Lane Idaho Fish and Game public access. From State Highway 44, turn south on Lansing Lane and follow it to the river.
Please RSVP to info@boiseriverenhancement.org by August 1 to allow us time to prepare.

Coordinating Team Meeting
2019-07-23 16:00 - 18:30 | Boise WaterShed, 11818 W. Joplin Rd., d, Boise, ID, 83714, United States
The BREN Coordinating Team meets six times a year. Everyone is welcome to attend. Please see the agenda below and hope to see you there!
4:00 Welcome and Introductions
4:10 Agenda review, approve minutes from last meeting
4:15 Tour of Boise WaterShed let by Amy Hughes
4:45 How is BREN doing? A review of the Work Plan

Goal #1 Foster organizational health of BREN
Goal #2 Connect with new stakeholders and engage existing members
Goal #3 Implement Boise River Enhancement Plan

5:15 Leadership Succession Strategy and CT Adoption
5:25 Results from CT Member Skills Survey
5:35 Strategic Planning Primer – What is a Strategic Plan and how can it help BREN?
6:00 CT Business

Financial report and report from the Board
Coordinator Update
Form Election Committee
Form Annual Membership Meeting Committee

6:20 Member and Public Comments
6:30 Meeting end. Optional site visit to Hyatt Hidden Lakes Reserve following meeting!

Nature Walk at the Idaho Shakespeare Festival
2019-07-16 19:00 - 19:45 | Idaho Shakespeare Festival, 5657 Warm Springs Ave, Boise, ID, 83712, United States
We’ll walk the beautiful trails in William Shakespeare Park with rare plant specialist Michael Mancuso of Mancuso Botanical Services. Many interesting plants grow on the Idaho Shakespeare Festival grounds, and Michael will share his wealth of knowledge. You do not have to attend the Shakespeare Festival presentation of The Music Man, but you’ll have plenty of time to get to your seats if you do. This event is suitable for all ages. Please walk past the ticket booths and meet us to the west of the Cafe.

Bird Walk at Idaho Shakespeare Festival
2019-06-11 19:00 - 19:45 | Idaho Shakespeare Festival, 5657 Warm Springs Ave, Boise, ID, 83712, United States
We’ll walk the beautiful trails of the Idaho Shakespeare Festival and discover the birds of the Barber Pool. Local bird expert Heidi Ware, Education Director of the BSU Intermountain Bird Observatory, . will lead the walk. The pool is home to many species of waterfowl as well as hawks, eagles and songbirds. Limited pairs of binoculars will be available. You do not have to attend the Shakespeare Festival presentation of Witness for the Prosecution, but you’ll have plenty of time to get to your seats if you do.
This event is suitable for all ages. Please walk past the ticket booths and meet us to the west of the Cafe.
