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What's Happening
2011 Christmas Bird Count Results: Click Here
We are
now on Facebook: Click Here
Field Trips galore this month.Click Here
Question about
local birds? E-mail
Ventura Audubon for an answer: E-mail
Check out the February 2012 Issue of our Newsletter...You will find Field Trips , Program Meeting news,
Field Notes and other news. Click
on the newsletter link at the left, then choose the issue you want. (PDF file opens in new window. You can download a free copy of the program to read it here: Download Reader ) You will see an entire year of newsletters
available in case you've forgotten the date of the field trip you saw the
Yellow-breasted Pink-warbler on or want to re-read one of David Pereksta's great articles.
Volunteer
Opportunity - A beach docent
program started by Ventura Audubon with the US Fish and Wildlife Service
many years ago has begun. Chris Kahler
has been hired as the coordinator and is recruiting volunteers to help protect
Least Terns and Snowy Plovers on our local beaches. You can check it out
at the program's website: Docent
Program Website.
Volunteer Opportunity - Ventura Audubon has committed to helping restore a
portion of the Santa Clara River owned by The Nature Conservancy to
native forest. Click Here to discover how you can participate.
Two New Ways to Painlessly
Contribute Funds to Ventura Audubon:
Now you can help support Ventura Audubon
Society by purchasing optics equipment through Eagle Optics. To participate you may click on this link: Eagle Optics.
For every purchase through this site, Eagle Optics will donate
5% of the sale to Ventura Audubon. If you prefer to order by phone
(800-289-1132), please be sure to ask for the 5% donation to Ventura Audubon
when you order.
Bird Watcher's Digest Magazine will donate
1/2 of the initial subscription price to Ventura Audubon. This excellent
publication contains information about bird life history, bird distribution,
bird feeding, bird art and birding and conservation articles. Many of our
members already enjoy it. You may click on this link to subscribe: Birdwatcher's Digest .
Worried about
Global Warming? To
find out what things you can do: Click Here .
Ventura County Bird
Checklist 2007 is now available
in a handy field checklist form. Click on the Publications
link on the left and order one.
Two additions to the website:
1) If you find a sick or injured bird you can get help
with it by following the bottom item in the menu on the left.
2) Confused about what rare birds to report? Go to the
Links page using the menu on the left and look for the information under
Research.
Just go to the links page. Look under research and follow the link
provided there.
Our
The mission of the Ventura Audubon Society is to promote at the local level, by education and action, the protection and restoration of bird populations and wildlife habitat for the benefit of humanity and the earth's biodiversity.
Our Mission is achieved by the following activities:
Contact Us:
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