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The Gull

Golden Gate Audubon’s member newsletter is published four times a year (January, April, July and October) and provides in-depth information on:
  • Current conservation issues affecting Bay Area birds and wildlife.
  • Bay Area birds and birding hotspots.
  • Upcoming guest speakers and other events.
  • News about GGAS’ initiatives in environmental education, conservation, and other areas.
Current and past issues are available on this website. Have The Gull delivered to your door every other month by becoming a paid GGAS member! Better yet, have it delivered to your computer or mobile device electronically. You’ll receive an email link to the online edition about a week before the print version — plus you’ll save trees, and save postage costs that can be put to use for conservation and education work. To read The Gull online instead of receiving it by mail, please contact our office at ggas@goldengateaudubon.org or (510) 843-2222.

Fall 2019 Gull is available

Fall 2019

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, birding at Lake Merritt, and Brown Creepers. And get to know our dedicated new Executive Director, Pam Young.

Of course this issue of The Gull also includes upcoming GGAS events like the Christmas Bird Count and our Speaker Series in October and November

Click here to read it: TheGull_Fall2019.

P.S. If you’re a GGAS member who receives the printed edition of The Gull by mail but would like to switch to online delivery by email, contact our office at ggas@goldengateaudubon.org. It saves postage and paper, plus you’ll get your copy earlier than by post.

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Golden Gate Audubon
2530 San Pablo Avenue, Suite G
Berkeley, California 94702

Phone: 510.843.2222

Office hours: Monday, Wednesday and Thursday, 9 a.m. to 12 noon, or by appointment

Email: ggas@goldengateaudubon.org

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The Golden Gate Audubon Society engages people to experience the wonder of birds and to translate that wonder into actions which protect native bird populations and their habitats.

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