Contact Bill Bianco if you would like to participate in a Volunteer Workday at Bobelaine Audubon Sanctuary.

As part of the Pacific Flyway, millions of birds make their way through Sacramento and the Central Valley every year. Many of these remarkable migrations occur under the cover of darkness. Artificial lights attract and disorient migrating birds.

For the third year in a row, SAS sponsored a mural at the annual Chalk It Up! Local artist/muralist Andrea Johnston, was paired with SAS this year.

The Central Valley Birding Symposium is live again! ONLINE REGISTRATION OPEN as of September 10, 2023, at 2 pm.

Recently Sacramento Audubon was contacted by Aiden, a junior at Saratoga High School and a member of the Sierra Club Loma Prieta Chapter’s Education and Environmental Legislative Action Committee. He is currently advocating for AB-38. A bill that would protect birds flying at night by reducing light pollution.

Sacramento Audubon Society is proud to offer a variety of field trips every month. Here’s some of what birders saw, heard, and experienced on recent field trips. Field trips are open to birders of all abilities. We’d love to have you join us on an upcoming Sacramento Audubon field trip.

Join us on September 21, 2023 at 7:00 pm when our Speaker Presentations return with The Language of Birds presented by Nathan Pieplow. This will be a hybrid session; our first time for this mode of presentation. You can join the meeting on-site at Effie Yeaw Nature Center or in the comfort of your home via Zoom.

You can check out a Bird Watching Kit with your library card from the Sacramento Public Library.

Grants are available through the Sacramento Perennial Plant Society for a variety of community gardening endeavors.

On August 26th and 27th, Cosumnes River Preserve is holding volunteer naturalist training at the Visitor Center. This 2-day training is a great opportunity to learn about the preserve's natural and cultural history, the native flora and fauna, as well as the history of the Preserve.