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Join us in person for a Bay Nature Bioblitz on Saturday, April 27, from 10:00am – 2:00pm on UC Berkeley’s campus: Let’s contribute to the 2024 City Nature Challenge! Join this bioblitz, hosted by Bay Nature, and explore UC Berkeley’s campus and … Read more
Join us on Save Mount Diablo’s stunning Curry Canyon Ranch on an exploration of All That Begin With B and Beyond: birds, butterflies, blooms, and more! We’ll hike up to Frog Pond Road and enjoy nature’s beautiful display along the … Read more
Lakeside Chat #41 is coming up on April 5th! Golden Gate Bird Alliance Volunteer Hilary Powers and her co-leaders of the Fourth Wednesday bird walk at Lake Merritt Lyla Arum and Peggy Rehm will take us on another beautiful virtual … Read more
LEONA CANYON REGIONAL PRESERVE (CANYON OAKS DRIVE): Yes, it does count when you identify a bird by its song. Let’s practice in this beautiful, diverse canyon with many bird habitats. Constant rain cancels. This event is for ages 10 years … Read more
We are thrilled to welcome local author, legendary novelist Amy Tan to Dominican University of California for an evening celebrating the release of her latest book, a unique and mesmerizing reflection on birding, life, and the natural world, lovingly illustrated by … Read more
New radio towers are bringing a sea-change in wildlife tracking.
Songbirds communicate with one another for many reasons – to find and attract a mate, to defend their territory, or even to band together to ward off a predator. However, human-generated noise, also known as anthropogenic noise, and encroachment into … Read more
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Every December, hundreds of Bay Area birders take part in Golden Gate Bird Alliance’s Christmas Bird Counts (CBCs). From before dawn until dusk, they trek through parks, neighborhoods, and wetlands, venture out in boats on the bay, and skirt reservoirs … Read more
The official bird of San Francisco has been AWOL in the city for years. But the Presidio hopes to change that.
Though, faced with freedom, Condor 1139 and his fellow juveniles take their sweet time to step across the threshold. “We’re on condor time,” says a program manager.
