Sundays in November are the Fall Flight Festival, celebrating the migration of waterfowl down the flyway east of the mountains. It's the only time of year when visitors can drive along the 4 1/2 mile back road to see sandhill cranes, snow geese, ducks of every variety, coots, grebes, mergansers, and eagles lurking nearby hoping for lunch.

Monthly during the fall, winter, and spring, there are talks at the Refuge by local naturalists. Sometimes nature walks around the headquarters or down into the lovely canyon introduce members to the rugged landscape.

Other organizations in Las Vegas offer similar events, which appear on this Calendar.