Closed for much of the winter and spring due to flooding, Yolo Bypass Wildlife Area is once again open for public use.

Project Phoebe is an urban ecology research project investigating the lives led by Black Phoebes in the cities of Sacramento, West Sacramento, Davis and Woodland. You can help.

On June 8, Kathy Kayner will present Eagles of the American Watershed. You can find more information and register for this event here.

Contact Bill Bianco if you would like to participate in a Volunteer Workday at Bobelaine Audubon Sanctuary.

Voting on the slate of officers and directors for the Sacramento Audubon Society for the 2023 - 2024 fiscal year will open on May 22nd and close on June 15, 2023.

Join us online on Thursday, May 18, 2023 at 7pm for Understanding Common Raven Behavior and Movement to Protect Western Snowy Plovers presented by Janelle Chojnacki.

Names have meaning. For some, the name “Audubon” means Christmas bird counts, sharing lifer pies, and fighting for habitat. For others, Audubon means they are not welcome.

Native Gardening creates habitats that support a wide variety of birds. Adapted to local environmental conditions, native plants require less water, are pest resistant and generally low maintenance.

Stop by and visit with Sacramento Audubon’s Outreach team at upcoming community events.

Join us online on Thursday, April 20, 2023 at 7pm for Survival in an unpredictable world: how birds flexibly respond to environmental stressors presented by Jamie Cornelius.