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Who lived here before us? What influences have past practices had on our current landscapes? Culture is alive, thriving and ever changing. Join this talk that examine the people and personalities of Sonoma County, their stories and how their lives … Read more
National Audubon’s Christmas Bird Count is the longest-running Citizen Science survey in the world. Started by Frank Chapman in Boston and New York in December, 1900, it provides critical data on population trends across North America, Hawai’i, and now areas … Read more
At Point Pinole, 21 sturgeon carcasses––some more than seven feet long––lay strewn along a mile-long stretch of beach in late August 2022, baking in the relentless heat. It was the peak of the largest harmful algal bloom on record in … Read more
The Sonoma County Chapter of the National Audubon Society was established in 1967 as a non-profit organization promoting education, enjoyment, and protection of the natural world, especially birds. You’ll walk and look for raptors and other wildlife. From the north, head … Read more
The Sonoma County Chapter of the National Audubon Society was established in 1967 as a non-profit organization promoting education, enjoyment, and protection of the natural world, especially birds. Meet in the parking lot off Hwy #12. Be prepared for … Read more
The Coastside Land Trust welcomes Grey Hayes to talk about the many facets of the coastal prairie – including an in-depth talk about what lives within it, and why we should care. He will also explore the history, current restoration … Read more
Restore habitat with the South San Francisco Parks & Recreation Department on Sign Hill. Many rare plant and animal species live on Sign Hill’s native grasslands, including the endangered mission blue butterfly. Help to conserve and restore their habitat by … Read more
Environmental advocacy takes all kinds of shapes – join to hear the personal journeys of three alumni who are taking creative approaches to protect nature. Be inspired among local community changemakers. This event is for fellow alumni and anyone who … Read more
The cannabis industry is growing at a rapid rate in California and grow facilities are particularly intense consumers of water and energy. This panel presentation will cover water and energy conservation strategies including hydroponic irrigation best practices, water recovery systems, … Read more
Explore the natural and human history of Point Reyes National Seashore on this 1 hour guided program as we celebrate Latino Conservation Week! Meet at the Bear Valley Trail head, north of the Bear Valley Visitor Center, and be on … Read more
