Your request has been processed, thank you! Temecula Valley. Southern California Wine Country The vineyards of California have produced some of the best wines the world over. A sampling at a local winery in Stockton is a great way to experience what is special about this beautiful part of California. Lake Havasu City. Located on the Arizona shoreline of Lake Havasu, Lake Havasu City is a destination for boaters, water sport enthusiasts, hikers, nature lovers, car enthusiasts and history buffs.
It attracts , visitors a year with its calm waters, beautiful beaches and desert weather with more than sunny days a year. The breathtaking mountain scenery is met with a friendly, warm culture and provides an ideal backdrop for inspired vacations.
The area boasts a thriving arts community, diverse outdoor adventures, a fun and inviting downtown, numerous historic attractions and amazing food. To assist your members and clients in planning the perfect Visalia getaway, we offer you this introduction and overview of what to expect when you visit Visalia.
Monterey Peninsula In Carmel-by-the-Sea you can dine at a number of four-star restaurants or eat al fresco at the beach. You can collect art or just covet art at almost galleries and antique shops and you can buy anything from trinkets to Tiffanys. Even those who travel the world are unlikely to encounter another place that has so much to offer in one location. Southern California Oceanside is a classic California beach community with its warm sandy beaches, historic wooden pier and Cape Cod-style harbor village complete with unlimited water sports and recreation.
Santa Rosa. Sonoma County Welcome to Santa Rosa, where everything comes together. Wine country and farm country, redwood forests and rivers, lakes and ocean. And in the center, our charming downtown lined with intriguing shops and restaurants that delight casual diners and epicureans alike.
So come, dip into California's Cornucopia, and fill up on our place of plenty. North America. West Virginia Wisconsin Wyoming. Plot just the current page's results Plot all results. A full day in the Los Angeles area offers a wealth of different possibilities. I love creating itineraries and am happy to tailor a trip to your needs. That said, it is a good thing these birds can fly at whim because this species shares space in this diverse desert refuge with a wide variety of other beasts, among them the sidewinder snake, who may just eat anything that comes into its poisonous path.
Luckily for other beasts in the Coachella Valley, his typical meal is made of lizards and rats. The enchanting islands known as The Channel Islands Natural Park can be handily reached from Ventura and offer the chance to experience what is considered to be one of the major seabird breeding areas in this part of the world. Not only that but this is where half of all ashy storm petrels land. Meanwhile, if you go to bird watch, check out the western part of the park.
Our members are active in educational programs that emphasize the importance of bird watching and nature education in local schools.
Field trips take place nearly every weekend except for the summer and are scattered throughout southern california. Experienced birders lead these trips designed to demonstrate the wide variety of migrant and residential birds that our area attracts every year. Varied habitats from high in the Sierra Nevada and White Mountains down to the valley floors are a rich sampler of the incredible natural diversity that exists in the Eastern Sierra.
Membership is not required, and beginners are welcome! Feel free to read more about The Chapter and about our activities below. If you have questions please contact us. The mission of Fresno Audubon is to engage local communities in building a sustainable environment for people, birds, and other wildlife through education, science, and advocacy. Fresno Audubon hosts many educational programs, sponsors field trips and birding classes, advocates for local environmental conservation, engages community members in outdoor Citizen Science learning opportunities, and publishes the online blog — The Yellowbill.
Our mission is to restore, maintain, and protect the Sausal Creek Watershed. We educate future generations, involve the community in local environmental stewardship, and collaborate with agencies and other nonprofits to have a positive impact on the local ecosystem. Friends of Semiahmoo Bay Society is a provincially registered, non-profit society working as environmental stewards in conservation, education and restoration in Boundary Bay and the Fraser River delta. Golden Gate Audubon is dedicated to protecting Bay Area birds, other wildlife, and their natural habitats.
We conserve and restore wildlife habitats, connect people of all ages and backgrounds with the natural world, and educate and engage Bay Area residents in the protection of our shared, local environment. It is an independent, nonprofit organization with its own membership, budget and programs. Golden Gate Audubon Supporting Members receive The Gull newsletter, and play a critical role in protecting local birds and their habitats.
The chapter continually plans a number of exciting, fun, and educational projects for the community. There are regular program meetings and field trips to both common and unique habitats in California. Join us at a meeting or a field trip! The Kerncrest Audubon Society is a non-profit, volunteer-based organization dedicated to helping people learn about local wildlife, especially birds, and our natural surroundings. We are a chapter of the National Audubon Society.
We have bi-monthly meetings, monthly field trips, and sponsor several community activities. We invite members and the general public to participate in any of our activities. It is a non-profit, volunteer organization focusing on conservation and preservation of natural habitats, with an emphasis on birds, birding, and green tourism.
The mission of Los Angeles Audubon is to promote the enjoyment and protection of birds and other wildlife through recreation, education, conservation and restoration. The Sonoma County Chapter of the National Audubon Society was established in as a non-profit organization promoting education, enjoyment, and protection of the natural world, especially birds.
For more than 60 years Marin Audubon has worked to protect wildlife habitat in Marin, sometimes stepping in to buy land that is slated for development. The mission of the Mendocino Coast Audubon Society is to help people appreciate and enjoy native birds, and to conserve and restore local ecosystems for the benefit of native birds and other wildlife. The Mono Lake Committee is a non-profit citizen's group dedicated to protecting and restoring the Mono Basin Ecosystem; educating the public about Mono Lake and the impacts on the environment of excessive water use; and promoting cooperative solutions that protect Mono Lake and meet real water needs without transferring environmental problems to other areas.
Founded in , the Monterey Audubon Society is an all-volunteer organization dedicated to conserving and celebrating the birds and wildlife of the greater Monterey Bay region. We currently engage in an array of educational, citizen-science, and advocacy initiatives geared toward protecting the region's birds and its biological diversity.
The mission of the Morro Coast Audubon Society is to promote the appreciation, conservation, and restoration of ecosystems, focusing on the biological diversity of birds, other wildlife, and their habitats, particularly in San Luis Obispo County, California. We are composed of volunteers devoting time, energy, and resources to enjoying and protecting the environment through conservation, research, education, expansion, and diversity.
Diablo Audubon Society is committed to the sustainable balance of our community's people, birds, other wildlife, and habitat through conservation, education, and advocacy.
The Mount Shasta area offers outstanding opportunities to view more than species of birds. The varied landscape, with its numerous creeks, rivers, lakes, wetlands, and wildlife refuges, attracts birds throughout the year—from Greater Sandhill Cranes nesting in the spring to hundreds of Bald Eagles that winter in the Klamath Basin Refuges. The chapter is also involved in education and conservation efforts to protect and enhance this beautiful region.
Our mission is to share the fun of birding, promote conservation and scientific understanding of wild birds and their habitats, and offer engaging, science-based education emphasizing the communities of Napa and Solano counties.
We have protected 1. The Ohlone Audubon Society serves southern and eastern Alameda County and provides conservation and environmental advocacy towards the protection and persistence of valuable habitat for birds and other native species throughout the County. In addition we provide educational programs including bird watching field trips led by knowledgeable leaders and monthly membership meetings featuring well-known scientists and journalists.
The Ohlone Audubon Society is a non-proft c 3 organization that is run completely by volunteers. The Board Members listed below are our current board officers and serve as volunteers to provide the public and the members with these services. Within the framework of National Audubon Society policies, we seek and implement ways to preserve indigenous flora and fauna, especially that of our local area, and provide educational services to the region's communities with respect to birds, wildlife, ecology and conservation.
Our mission: To bring the excitement of birds to our community through birding, education and the conservation of bird habitats. Promoting the conservation of birds, wildlife, and their natural habitats, Peregrine Audubon provides informative and educational public programs and participates actively as an advocate for environmental conservation.
To promote understanding, appreciation, and protection of the biodiversity of the Feather River Region through education, research, and the restoration and conservation of natural ecosystems. Plumas Audubon turned 28 years young in and our conservation efforts have just begun.
We continue to host informative programs and events, sponsor field trips to the best birding spots around the county, and coordinate Christmas Bird Counts, but we also do so much more.
The Pomona Valley Chapter is active in providing assistance for bird related questions hotline , supporting our local wildlife rehabilitation center, Wild Wings of California, educating the public and members of the community about wildlife, and politically representing the issues of environmentalism and conservation…. We are a nonprofit California corporation and operate under the umbrella of the National Audubon Society, one of the biggest and most successful conservation organizations in the Nation.
When you join National Audubon Society, you receive the National Audubon Society Magazine and our monthly newsletter, the Western Grebe, which describes local programs and field trips and provides other conservation news.
The Redwood Region Audubon Society is an energetic community of volunteers from all over northern California. We offer free bird walks every week, frequet programs, and numerous special outings. We are also a strong voice for conservation in our bioregion.
We hope to see you at one of our events soon! In Sacramento you can see about species of birds. SBVAS strives to bring people to their natural environment. Focusing on birds and other wildlife, we hope to conserve natural resources in the Southern California's "Inland Empire," specifically San Bernardino, Riverside, and Imperial Counties.
Founded in , San Bernardino Valley Audubon is southeastern California's leading non-profit engaging people in the conservation of birds and their habitats. We involve people through recreational birding, envelop them in our education programs, and engage them in conservation actions from counting birds to working with local, state, and national policy makers.
San Bernardino Valley Audubon is a fully independent c 3 non-profit organization. San Diego Audubon is a chapter of the National Audubon Society, an organization founded in to stop the slaughter of wild birds for their feathers. The early Audubon Society engineered a series of legal victories, culminating in the Migratory Bird Act of that halted the plume trade and rescued many of the most beautiful birds we see today from the brink of extinction.
San Diego Audubon leads the way in fostering knowledge and appreciation of the natural world and seeks to become an even more significant resource for our communities through our education, environmental recreation, and numerous conservation programs. San Diego County has more animals and plants on the endangered species list than any other county in the U. Our fun and informative bird walks are free to anyone who wants to come along. Everything we do for education and conservation is free.
Our members are our core, the people who understand the importance of birds in nature, who follow our activities and join us with their voices when we need to advocate for an important environmental issue. Please become a member and be part of all that SFVAudubon does! The SFFO is an organization of birders in and around San Francisco who are interested in advancing birding within the city and county of San Francisco….
The Santa Clara Valley Audubon Society promotes the enjoyment, understanding, and protection of birds and other wildlife by engaging people of all ages in birding, education, and conservation. The Santa Cruz Bird Club was founded in The Club sponsors walks in and around the county of Santa Cruz, boat trips on Monterey Bay, summer picnics and annual dinners, meetings September through May featuring informative, illustrated talks on wild birds and related topics.
The mission of Sequoia Audubon Society is to participate actively in environmental education and conservation, and in the restoration, preservation, protection and enjoyment of our native natural resources with emphasis on birds and their habitats. The Earth is our only home and the Sierra Club is dedicated to exploring, enjoying, and protecting it for everyone.
The Sierra Club is the most enduring and influential grassroots environmental organization in the United States. We amplify the power of our 3. It is the mission of Sierra Foothills Audubon Society to educate ourselves and others to the variety and beauty of our natural environment and protect our wildlife and natural places.
The mission of the Stanislaus Audubon Society is to help people appreciate and enjoy wild birds; to monitor and document wild bird populations; and to promote the conservation of wild birds and their habitats for future generations through education, research, publication, and active citizenship. Also see the Facebook page. The mission of Tulare County Audubon is to conserve, protect and to educate the public about the outdoors. We emphasize education and the conservation of birds, and encourage the protection of all our natural resources and the environment.
We meet on the third Friday of each month at 7 p. The first part of the meeting is business and usually lasts minutes. The second part of the meeting includes a speaker on a conservation topic or photo presentation, open questions, and refreshments. We meet only during the school year September - May and we do not have general meetings in December and January.
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