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1.  Next General Meeting - Jan. 16, 2020.  Meetings are at Effie Yeaw Nature Center.  Meetings

2.  Upcoming Trips - Check out the trips planned for Nov. 12-Dec. 11th and Dec. 12-Jan.11th, Family-Friendly Trips, trips especially for Beginning Birders. 

3.  Other Birding Trips of Interest - These are not Sacramento Aubudon field trips, but are great opportunities for birders and are all family-friendly.  Save Our Sandhill Crane Trips, Ducks in Scopes.

4.  Recent Sightings - Check which unusual birds have been seen in the past few months - here

5.  Latest Observer newsletter is here: Jan Feb March April May June July Aug Sept Oct Nov Dec

6.  Breeding Bird Atlas Announcement - here

7.  Support Sac Audubon when  you shop on Amazon Smile.  Designate Sacramento Audubon as your charity.

8.  Environmental Lawsuit challenging Elk Grove Sphere of Influence   Conservation

9.  Area Bird Book - 150 Birds of California's Great Valley by ARNHA Books. Details here

10. Nest Boxes for the Sacramento area - here

11. Spreading the Birding Word.... - here

12. See Rim Fire Timber Production and Habitat Regeneration Controversy  Action Alerts

13. South Sacramento Open Land Plan  Conservation

14. Interested in preventing birds from hitting windows? - here

15. Short Eared Owl Survey:  Citizen Scientists needed  Volunteer Opportunities

16. New!  Family Resources for Outdoor Activities!  Programs

17. Action Alert regarding 2019 bird and habitat protection and the Endangered Species Act. Action Alerts

18. How to Attract Hummingbirds  Garden Habitats

19. Young students discover resource emphasizing the health benefits of bird watching.  Family Resources

20. Ready to volunteer to help birds and their habitat in many possible ways?  Membership 

21. Natural High:  Why Birdsong is the Best Antidote to Our Stressful Lives. - here

22. Eco Ideas to reduce plastic use. - here

23. Sacramento Audubon Grants and Donations. Information

24. Save the dates!  2019-20 CBCs  Kids and Teens CBC - updates.

25. Fall is here and so are the Sandhill Cranes we love. Volunteers are needed immediately for Sandhill Crane Conservation Survey on Staten Island. Dates are flexible. Information and contact. 

26.  Want to know how Sacramento Audubon got started and who the major players were? Archive

27. Olympic BirdFest, April 17-19, 2020.  Information


The Society's mission is to:

a) promote the protection and scientific study of wild birds; 
b) promote the enjoyment and appreciation of wild birds through community outreach;
c) provide, encourage and support environmental educational opportunities; and
d) provide proactive leadership in the conservation of open space in the Sacramento region.

SAS is an incorporated 501c3 non profit organization located in the Central Valley of Northern California.

Welcome to the Sacramento Audubon Society

The Sacramento Valley is in the Great Pacific Flyway which is the bird migration route from Alaska to Mexico.   In Sacramento you can see about 250 species of birds.   Trips organized by the Sacramento Audubon Society go north to Sacramento Wildlife Refuge, east to the Sierra foothills & mountains, south to the San Joaquin River delta, and west to the Pacific Ocean (see map).   In this region, one can see up to 400 species of birds.   You can enjoy seeing this great variety of birds whether you go birding on your own or join us for half-day, full-day, or 2-day
trips.
   We invite you to become a member of the Society and help in conservation and preservation efforts.   We also encourage donations to support the various programs of the Society - check out our profile on Givingedge-Guidestar .  


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You can become a member of the National Audubon Society and/or the Sacramento Audubon Society.  Each Society has monthly magazine or newsletter.   Local membership dues and donations are used strictly for local programs.   For details on Membership, click here.

To volunteer for helping in any local program, please email us at : president@sacramentoaudubon.org

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