There’s always something going on at San Diego Audubon! Check out our events calendar below, as well as our most recent blog posts in the Newsroom.
The San Diego Audubon Society is deeply concerned about the impact of these disturbances on the terns and other nesting seabirds. The situation is dire, and we need your support to protect these precious birds.
San Elijo Lagoon is well known for its conservation efforts to save the Ridgway’s, Rail, which is recognized as an endangered species.
In this year’s BioBlitz, we hosted events at 6 different locations with 5 running on the same day at the same time. Check out the exciting results!
Thanks to funding from the San Diego River Conservancy, the Silverwood Wildlife Sanctuary Wildfire Resilience project will, over the next two years, allow us to perform critical fire clearance measures, hire a part-time Sanctuary Education Coordinator, and install a new welcome kiosk!
The De Anza Natural Plan for the ReWild area was unanimously approved by the City at yesterday’s Council meeting. It commits to 226 total acres of wetlands, including existing marsh, and it outlines the need for transitional infrastructure that prepares for marsh migration.
We have been privileged to receive a visit from Amarkhuu Gungaa, Executive Director and Ornithologist at the Mongolian Bird Conservation Center NGO, for the last few weeks!
San Diego Audubon joined community leaders, labor leaders, and environmental advocates during a press conference regarding the pollution in the Tijuana River. Our own Karina Ornelas spoke about her experience and why San Diego Audubon supports efforts to improve this area.
