If you want to be in the know about what’s going on at San Diego Audubon, you’ve come to the right place! Be sure to check back regularly to get the latest on events, new volunteer opportunities and more.
Learn about Black Birders Week, a nationwide celebration of BIPOC birders. May 30-June 5, 2021
San Diego Audubon Birdathon 2021: the results are in!
Creative ways to celebrate the Earth.
San Diego Audubon Stands in Solidarity with the Asian American and Pacific Islander Community
San Diego Audubon is honored with "Love Your Wetlands Day" proclamation by County Board of Supervisors.
The San Diego Bird Festival is right around the corner. Don't miss out on the fun!
Are you looking for ideas of gifts that will delight the bird nerds in your midst? Here are some great ideas that will impress your loved ones and give something back to the birds.
San Diego Audubon's newsletter Sketches wins Excellence in Journalism award.
San Diego Audubon celebrated Latino Conservation Week with updates on our native plant garden.
San Diego Audubon steps up our commitments to elevating social justice and equal access for all community members.
San Diego Audubon's 2020 Backyard Birdathon: results are in!
San Diego Audubon celebrates Endangered Species Day 2020.
San Diego Audubon Endangered Species Spotlight: California Least Tern
Endangered Species Day - spotlight of species that San Diego Audubon is working to protect.
Endangered Species Day - spotlight of species that San Diego Audubon is working to protect.
Endangered Species Day - spotlight of species that San Diego Audubon is working to protect.
Endangered Species Day - species spotlights by San Diego Audubon.
San Diego Audubon's response to COVID, and caring for our flock.
Theses endangered seabirds were able to have a productive season thanks in large part to our volunteers.
San Diego Audubon has been tackling some of our region's largest environmental problems - join us as we celebrate our recent wins.
Our coalition of seabird and ocean advocates is growing, and getting things done.
This year’s event was the largest one yet, with over 400 attendees participating in activities at three different locations in the Kendall-Frost Marsh.
Read up on our work to protect the endangered California Least Tern, 70% growth in our Education Program, abundant wildlife at our sanctuaries, and more!
