GGBA BLOG
Welcome to our online blog featuring thoughtful articles on everything from birding hotspots to bird science written by members of our community.
In order to keep this blog as engaging and relevant as possible we welcome all interested contributors to pitch their article idea(s) to our communications desk at rnakano@goldengatebirds.org
We are especially interested in publishing blog posts from writers within underrepresented communities including; Black, Indigenous, and other People of Color, LGBTQIA+ individuals and people with disabilities. For more information on contributing blog posts and the editing process visit our Blog Guideline page here.
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Clay Anderson: Bird Artist
Editor’s Note: Clay Anderson is one of many talented artists whose work is featured in Golden Gate Bird Alliance’s first-ever online bird art auction, which
Daryl Goldman: Bird Artist
Editor’s Note: Daryl Goldman is one of many talented artists whose work is featured in Golden Gate Bird Alliance’s first-ever online bird art auction, which runs
Nancy Overton: Bird Artist
Editor’s Note: Nancy Overton is one of many talented artists whose work is featured in Golden Gate Bird Alliance’s first-ever online bird art auction, which runs
David Tomb: Bird Artist
Editor’s Note: David Tomb is one of many talented artists whose work is featured in GGBA’s first ever online bird art auction, which runs from
Mandy, Feisty, the Mandarin Duck
By Linda Swanson My story begins on November 17, 2014 in Golden Gate Park at the inlet curve of Stow Lake. Annually, one or
Backyard Birding
By Carol Oakes We all need positivity in our lives right now, which is why I’m encouraging everybody to start noticing the little joyful
Earth Day 2020: Reflections
Editor’s Note: Some of our GGBA staff and board have compiled their reflections on what Earth Day means to them and the actions we can
Earth Day at 50
By Maureen Lahiff I was born in Cleveland, Ohio, famous for the burning Cuyahoga River in summer 1969. There had been several fires on
Now Is The Time To Garden For Birds
By Kathy Kramer Birding from home has become more important than ever in our current sheltered situation. Many of us are learning that it
Street Life: The San Francisco Edition
By Richard Bradus One of the (few) benefits of this crisis is the marked reduction of traffic and the attendant noise, allowing us to
Sheltering in Place: Zuihitsu
By Gerry Traucht Editor’s Note: Gerry offers us glimpses of what he sees on his Berkeley strolls. This unique collection embodies the qualities of
Birding Through the Feelings
By Megan Fradley-Smith One of my earliest childhood memories, one that brings me much joy, is of a moment in kindergarten on a class