NEW: Art at Exits: Seeing Stanford Species The exhibit--and its web coverage--begins with ten works by Audubon featuring birds found on Stanford's main campus. The Audubons are placed near building exits opening toward areas the featured birds frequent. Captions provide a science lens. More Audubons are coming.

[Supported in part by National Audubon Society, Science Art-Nature, and at Stanford University by the Bill Lane Center for the American West, the Center for Conservation Biology, and the Stanford Arts Institute.]

Science Art & Nature Walks of the Stanford Campus Podcasts Download Loop 2 (1 hour 10 min) and Loop 7 (1 hour) Donald Kennedy, Paul Ehrlich, Katherine Preston and Darryl Wheye [Supported in part by the Stanford Arts Institute]

--125 species seen many years on the academic reserve and another 50 that may be occasionally sighted and includes a form for submitting observations that will help annotate species coverage;
-- notes on five avian-rich campus areas and their birds (Arboretum, Central Campus, Dish, Lake Lagunita, and Memorial Marsh);
-- a checklist,
-- a gallery of instructive photographs and artwork; and a form for submitting images to the gallery

:printable Checklist of Campus Birds

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	Birds of Stanford: 30 Species Seen on the Main Campus. This pocket-sized 44-page booklet is available from the Stanford Bookstore, and can be found in the 'All About Stanford' section. For information, contact darrylw@stanford.edu

to encourage the creation of great, biologically informative bird art (Science Art), to expand the publication and exhibition of high-end images, and to broaden the audience interested in learning about advances in bird biology and challenges to conservation efforts

Access the Registry's Science Art Exhibit