The Gray Lodge Wildlife Area in Butte County closed some visitor areas on its west side to accommodate wetland habitat work and related construction.

After a three-year hiatus, the Sacramento Audubon Society is excited to announce the return of our general meetings at Effie Yeaw Nature Center.

Check out this report and pictures of some of the birds seen from a recent Sacramento Audubon Society field trip to Bodega Bay.

All trails at Bobelaine Audubon Sanctuary are open for public use again.

Please email our President at sacaudubonpresident@gmail.com with suggestions and comments about adopting a more inclusive name for our society.

Thank you for Making Big Day of Giving 2023 a Huge Success for Sacramento Audubon Society.

Our Monthly Speaker Presentations are on hiatus for the summer. You can watch the virtual presentations from the past two years on the General Meeting / Monthly Speaker page, under Past Presentations.

Closed for much of the winter and spring due to flooding, Yolo Bypass Wildlife Area is once again open for public use.

Project Phoebe is an urban ecology research project investigating the lives led by Black Phoebes in the cities of Sacramento, West Sacramento, Davis and Woodland. You can help.

On June 8, Kathy Kayner will present Eagles of the American Watershed. You can find more information and register for this event here.