• Lights out en Español

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    Our Lights Out for Birds campaign was featured this month on Al Despertar, the morning show on KDTV, the Univision station in San Francisco.

    Golden Gate Bird Alliance member Rosi Bustamante explains spring migration — and the importance of dimming lights or drawing blinds at night to help birds stay safely on track.

    View the video here, or on our Lights Out information page. Then please share it with your Spanish-speaking friends!

    Lights Out for Birds en Español from Golden Gate Bird Alliance on Vimeo.…

  • New office manager & office hours

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    Stop by the Golden Gate Bird Alliance office and say hello to our capable new Office Manager, Monica Moore!

    Monica has a Master’s degree in Divinity and has worked as Minister of Music, Arts, and Worship at several local churches. She is also a talented gospel singer with two young children. Monica is replacing Ben Sisson, who is leaving for a full-time position as Director of Marketing and Communications at the Jewish Community Federation of the East Bay.

    Starting on February 16, our revised office hours will be Monday, Wednesday and Thursday mornings from 9 a.m. until 12 noon. We are also available by appointment at (510) 843-2222 or ggas@goldengatebirdalliance.org. As always, we are located at 2530 San Pablo Avenue, at the corner of Blake, in Berkeley.

    GGBA Executive Director Cindy Margulis (left) shares celebratory cupcakes with Ben Sisson and new Office Manager Monica Moore. Photo by Ilana DeBare.GGBA Executive Director Cindy Margulis (left) shares celebratory cupcakes with Ben Sisson and new Office Manager Monica Moore. Photo by Ilana DeBare.…

  • Tree care brochure en Español

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    Our Healthy Trees, Healthy Birds brochure is now available in Spanish!  This brochure – first published in English last year – explains how to protect nesting birds and their young while providing excellent care for trees. Click here to download a printable PDF of the Arboles Sanos, Aves Sanas. Or email us at ggas@goldengatebirdalliance.org and we can send one to you by postal mail.

    Many thanks to the Britton Fund and Roy C. Leggitt, III,  for their support of this project, and to Esther Gray for translation services.

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    Spring 2015 Gull is available

    ByGGBA

    Gull_Spring2015The new edition of The Gull newsletter for Spring 2015  is now available online. Read it to learn about how Golden Gate Bird Alliance members are speaking out for birds at Albany Bulb and in Orinda!

    Also get the scoop on birding at Cesar Chavez Park; nest boxes for your yard; and Birdathon 2015.  And of course it includes the calendar for our Speaker Series in April, May and June.

    Click here to read it:  Gull_Spring2015

    Note: Because this is a large file, it may take a minute or two to download. Be patient.   🙂…

  • Renew your GGBA membership for 2015

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    Check one item off of your end-of-the-year to-do list by renewing your Golden Gate Bird Alliance membership now for 2015!

    Join Now

    Enjoy a full year of GGBA benefits —  The Gull newsletter, free admission to our Speaker Series, discounts on our terrific birding classes, over 100 birding field trips, plus the satisfaction of being part of a community that loves Bay Area birds and works to protect them. Whether you’re a new first-time member or a longtime returning member, it’s YOUR support and participation that will allow us to continue to be the Bay Area’s leading advocate for birds during 2015.

    Join or renew easily and securely online at a membership level of your choice, starting at a $35 general membership or $25 for students/seniors. Want to maximize your impact? Consider joining as a Wildlife Guardian, with an automatic and tax-deductible monthly credit card payment of $10, $20, or $30.

    Plus… renew now and we won’t have to waste more paper and postage sending you a reminder letter!

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