The spring issue of our quarterly Gull newsletter is now available online, with stories on a new Golden Gate Audubon office, birding with disability, and a cover story on the organization’s commitment to Diversity, Equity and Inclusion.
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The summer issue of our quarterly Gull newsletter is now available online, with stories on our new Climate Initiative goals, the wonderful birding hotspot known as Dotson Marsh, and a personal birding account from a Golden Gate Audubon Birding For Everyone Scholarship student.
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The fall issue of our quarterly Gull newsletter is now available online, with a cover story on the ethics of intervening in the lives of wild birds, an editorial piece on the controversy of the “Audubon” name and GGAS’s current plan/position, and a highlight of birding hotspot Meeker Slough in Richmond.
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The Summer 2021 issue of our quarterly Gull newsletter is now available online, with stories on the fight to save Point Molate, our new Climate Watch program, and birding at Martin Luther King Jr. Regional Shoreline. Also upcoming guest speakers and a feature on White-tailed Kites.
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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. This saves postage and paper.…
The Fall 2021 issue of our quarterly Gull newsletter is now available online, with stories on bird mortality at the Altamont Pass Wind Resource Area, our new Richmond Christmas Bird Count, and reintroducing native oysters at Pier 94. Plus our upcoming guest speakers and a feature on California Towhees!
To download and read this new issue of The Gull, click here.
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. This saves postage and paper.
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