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San Francisco Conservation Committee

Golden Gate Audubon’s San Francisco Conservation Committee carries out a variety of habitat restoration and advocacy projects in the city. Current projects include:

  • Restoring  coastal scrub habitat in Golden Gate Park
  • Expanding Cats Indoors, Lights Out for Birds and Standards for Bird Safe Buildings
  • Restoring degraded wetlands along San Francisco’s southern waterfront, including Pier 94 and the Yosemite Creek watershed
  • Protecting bird populations at Lake Merced,  Fort Funston, Ocean Beach and Crissy Field
  • Working with city and federal agencies to ensure that wildlife areas are properly managed
  • Working with communities along the southern waterfront to create a park in the Bayview that incorporates wildlife habitat and recreational opportunities
  • Educating San Francisco residents and agencies about the importance of wildlife in the city and designing programs to engage people in protecting them

 

 

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  • About Snowy Plovers
  • How You Can Help
  • Snowy Plovers in San Francisco
  • Avian Mortality
  • Burrowing Owls
  • Emergency Preparedness
  • Heron, Egret & Cormorant Nests
  • Laws Protecting Birds
  • Planning Your Tree Project
  • North Richmond Shoreline
  • Pier 94
  • Regional Wetlands
  • Tree Care and Bird Safety
  • Prevent Raptor Poisoning
  • Standards for Bird Safe Buildings
  • Injured Birds
  • Beach Dune Ecosystem
  • Birds and Collisions
  • Artificial Turf and Lighting
  • San Francisco’s South Eastern Waterfront
  • Lights Out for Birds
  • Presidio
  • Lake Merced
  • Snowy Plovers
  • Cats Indoors
  • Making the City Safe for Wildlife
  • Birds at Risk
  • Wetlands and Wildlands
  • Yosemite Creek Watershed
  • MLK Jr. Shoreline Park
  • McLaughlin Eastshore State Park
  • Alameda Wildlife Reserve

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Now you can manage all your GGAS business online — renew your membership, update your contact information, view past donations, or sign up for events such as classes, Birdathon or the Christmas Bird Count. Click here to access your account. (You’ll need to create a login name and password if you don’t have one already. If you forget your password, click on the “forgot your password” link.)

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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

Our Mission

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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