What’s New?
2020 Birds of the SF Bay Area photo calendar
Bring the beauty of Bay Area birds into your home or office every day with our 2020 Birds of the Bay Area photo calendar! Enjoy stunning photos of songbirds, shorebirds, hummingbirds, and more, by dozens of the Bay Area’s most talented wildlife photographers. At just $20 plus tax/shipping, the calendar makes a great … [Read More...]
Fall 2019 Gull is available
The new edition of The Gull newsletter for Fall 2019 is now available online. Learn how we've helped boost biodiversity at Pier 94 in San Francisco. In 2018, the site had a 14 percent increase in number of species over the prior year! Also read about what San Francisco's new Chase Arena is doing to protect birds, … [Read More...]
Upcoming Field Trips
Upcoming Field Trips…
Join us on one of our upcoming field trips! Most are free and beginners are always welcome.
Bleak House Garden, Kensington
Wednesday, October 16, 8:30-10 a.m.
Penn Hughes, leader
Go to Marin Circle in Berkeley, and then proceed on The Arlington, north towards Kensington…
Travel with GGAS 2020…
See the birds of the world with Golden Gate Audubon!
Visit the world’s largest wetlands in Brazil. Get up-close views of grey whales and nesting seabirds off the coast of Baja California. Explore the wildlife in the cloud forests of Costa Rica or the monsoon forests of Australia. Discover the birding wonders of Everglades National Park in Florida.
GOLDEN GATE BIRDER – GGAS BLOG
Warbler wonderland in May 2020
Golden Gate Audubon Society is excited to announce a new destination in our Travel with GGAS program: a May 2020 Ohio Warbler Trip. Magee Marsh in Northern Ohio is one of the premier birding spots in North America. Every May, birders flock from around the country to witness its amazing … [Read More...]
Egrets in the Monterey pines, 2019
A year ago, we published a photo essay by Gerry Traucht about a nesting colony of egrets in Alameda. Here is Gerry's follow-up from the 2019 nesting season. December 21, 2018 By December, the dying Monterey pine that for generations hosted the egret colony … [Read More...]