Golden Gate Audubon Society Code of Ethics At Golden Gate Audubon Society, we believe deeply in our dual responsibility to protect and enhance the welfare of bird populations and their habitats and to promote a safe, inclusive, welcoming, and holistic birding experience for birders. We strive to minimize and counteract our personal and collective environmental impact through education, advocacy, on-the-ground habitat protection, and individual … [Read more...]
Summer 2020 Gull is available
The new edition of The Gull newsletter for Summer 2020 is now available online. Learn about the life and career of Clay Anderson, GGAS's Eco-Education Manager. Also read about backyard birding in the time of Covid-19, GGAS's stance on civil and environmental justice, and get updates about what we've been up to during these unprecedented times. Click here to read The Gull! P.S. If you're a GGAS member who receives the printed edition … [Read more...]
GGAS’s Statement on Civil and Environmental Justice
June 3, 2020 The events of the past few weeks – the continuing, horrific violence against Black and Brown people, the crushing weight of the pandemic, and the economic insecurities entangled in this sickness – have made one thing abundantly clear: we have a moral obligation to make our world a better, and safer place, for everyone. If we believe that birding and nature are for all people, we must set into motion and continue the difficult work of … [Read more...]
Online Bird Art Auction – May 17 through June 1
Bring the beauty of birds into your home—while helping artists and Bay Area wildlife—through an online auction of bird art sponsored by Golden Gate Audubon Society. From May 17 through June 1, Golden Gate Audubon is holding an online auction of nearly 50 widely varied paintings, prints, photographs, and sculptures of birds at http://goldengateaudubon.org/auction. This year's auction is an online part of Birdathon, Golden Gate Audubon's annual … [Read more...]
Nature activities for kids during Covid-19
Are your kids sheltering-in-place at home because of the Covid-19 epidemic? Enjoy these fun projects to learn about birds and nature at home and in your neighborhood, prepared by our Eco-Education team. These activities are geared primarily towards elementary school-aged children, and incorporate STEM (science-technology-engineering-math) and language arts skills, as well as direct observations of nature and outdoor activities. They are available … [Read more...]
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