“Birds are a universal language: they connect us. To be able to channel that into paper through artistic medium really gives tangible meaning to that connection. It provides us all a space to celebrate these birds." - #WorldMigratoryBirdDay featured artist Sara Wolman

In celebration of #MigratoryBirdDay, Audubon invites you to view our new StoryMap that describes the path of migratory birds as they travel over public lands across California: ow.ly/kqoX50EI0O3 Photo: Sandhill Cranes by Donna Bourdon

Heading to the #beach this weekend? Look out for our beloved coastal #birds and remember to share the shore. Give birds at least 100 feet of space to safely nest and rest. Same goes for kayaking and water birds! #ShareTheShore

The theme of the first day of #BlackBirdersWeek2021 is #BlackInNature, inviting Black birders to introduce themselves and share how they enjoy nature. Follow BlackAFinSTEM for updates! blackafinstem.com/bbw2021schedule

Innovation in progress: Haul-outs were tied off at the barge in Long Beach Harbor to help young seabirds get to safety: This allows Elegant Tern adults at nesting colony to feed them until more long-term solutions can be put into place. #BirdRescue Photo by Russ Curtis

Good news from Audubon California: 100% of the thirteen Tricolored Blackbird colonies located on agricultural fields across the San Joaquin Valley in California were protected this year! ca.audubon.org/news/victory-1…

Join us for our first in-person event since early 2020! We are having an outdoor movie night at Heritage Square Museum! August 18 @ 7:30pm - FREE!

Thousands of seabirds saved in Long Beach Harbor with innovation and hard work: We've deployed 10+ platforms – called "haul-outs" – for drowning baby Elegant Terns to safely climb out of water: birdrescue.org/thousands-of-s… #BirdRescue #Terns #LongBeach

Jerome G. YouTube Pasadena Audubon is screening it at an outdoor movie night on August 18 Heritage Square Museum Los Angeles. 7:30pm, BYOBeverage, lawn chairs or blanket. Popcorn & chairs provided. All are welcome!🍿🎥

#factsfriday Be on the lookout! California Least Tern (Sterna antillarum browni) family groups will be out about about with their fledglings in the month of August. There are typically 2-3 chicks per nest. Fledglings can typically fly within 28 days of hatching and depart …

Coastal Cleanup Day registration is now open for 25+ inland, river & beach sites in LA County on Saturday, Sept. 18 from 9am - Noon! eventbrite.com/e/coastal-clea… Thanks to our sponsors Portland Potato Vodka & Ocean Conservancy Artwork by Kelsey Davenport

This Thurs 9/16 join us, #ArlingtonGarden, Pasadena Audubon, and more for a special conversation about the history of the 710-North and hopefully a greener future! 🚘🌳👟🦉🏠 RSVP here: tinyurl.com/beyondfreeways #UrbanGreening #NoMoreLanes

This weekend! Coastal Cleanup Day is Saturday, September 18, from 9am-Noon. Protect seabirds and our #oceans by removing plastic pollution from beaches and waterways. Find a cleanup spot near you: coastal.ca.gov/publiced/ccd/c… #plasticpollution

We are deeply worried about reports of large oil spill in Orange County. We along with the local Audubon Chapters are tracking this closely. If you find impacted wildlife, please do not try to pick up oiled wildlife and report them to 1-877-823-6926 #HBOilSpill

We are devastated to learn of the 126,000 gallon oil spill impacting our offshore and coastal ecosystems in OC. If you encounter impacted wildlife, please report your sighting to the Oiled Wildlife Care Network Hotline (877)-823-6926 This is being classified as a “major spill”

If you want to help with the oil spill, please consider donating items or money to the Pacific Marine Mammal Center, who is on the scene to help marine life affected by the spill. BCC will available for drop off from 9 to 4 daily, and we’ll make sure things get to them!

If you find #oiledwildlife, please call our response hotline at 1-877-UCD-OWCN (823-6926). DO NOT PICK UP OILED WILDLIFE. #OCspill #oilspill #newportbeach #orangecounty

Very fun Pasadena Audubon #YoungBirders field trip to Malibu Lagoon this morning in spite of really high tides & overcast conditions. Love a group that's not afraid to get their feet wet! Not a huge number of species but good looks at several. Best bird: 2 Black Oystercatchers.

75th Annual Christmas Bird Count! Join us pasadenaaudubon.org