Least Tern News
Recently published in Alameda Magazine: Turning Point for the Terns
Recently published in Alameda Magazine: Turning Point for the Terns
The fall season is here. We are seeing or reading bird blogs about the species that are migrating to or through the San Francisco Bay Area. Many are nocturnal migrants and are confused by lights, especially during foggy or stormy nights. Lights left on in tall buildings attract many birds into fatal collisions, resulting in millions of bird deaths in the United States each year.
You or your place of work can participate in Lights Out for Birds by turning off lighting after dusk each evening and leaving lights off until daylight. Tenants are encouraged to turn out lights or draw blinds at dusk. This is particularly important for tall buildings and buildings with glass exteriors or windows.
Read more here.
(Photo by Lee Karney)…
GOLDEN GATE AUDUBON’S STATEMENT ON THE PT. MOLATE SHORELINE PROTECTION AGREEMENT
Agreement to preserve North Richmond shoreline for habitat restoration, park creation and trails – read the full statement.
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Golden Gate Bird Alliance has just released the “Western Snowy Plover Monitoring at the Crissy Field Wildlife Protection Area of The Presidio of San Francisco 2009/2010. Read it here.…
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Our Mission
To inspire people to protect Bay Area birds and our shared natural environment.
Our Vision
A world where birds, wildlife, and all people flourish together.
The Golden Gate Bird Alliance is a not-for-profit 501(c)(3) organization. Our federal tax ID number is 94-6086896
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Golden Gate Bird Alliance
2150 Allston Way Suite 210
Berkeley, California 94704