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Tilden Park exhibit marks Golden Gate Audubon’s centennial

By Ilana DeBareFeb. 15, 20179 a.m.May 9, 2017

The Berkeley-based Golden Gate Audubon Society is marking its 100th anniversary with a traveling exhibit on display at Tilden Park Environmental Education Center through the end of March.

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Berkeley teams help make Oakland Christmas Bird Count the biggest in the world

By Ilana DeBareDec. 23, 201511 a.m.May 9, 2017

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Students think outside the box to build better birdhouses

By Guest contributorAug. 10, 20157 a.m.October 27, 2018

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At 2014 Christmas Bird Count — no rain, much fun

By Ilana DeBareDec. 18, 201410 a.m.May 9, 2017
Why Acorn Woodpeckers are appearing in Berkeley

By Guest contributorNov. 3, 201410 a.m.May 9, 2017

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Climate change spells trouble for Berkeley birds

By Ilana DeBareSept. 10, 20149 a.m.May 9, 2017

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Cardinals trounce Bears in first ever birding Big Game

By Ilana DeBareApril 14, 20149 a.m.October 27, 2018

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Counting crows: Why are there so many in Berkeley?

By Ilana DeBareMarch 28, 201410 a.m.May 9, 2017

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Berkeley squirrels are safe from extermination — for now

By Guest contributorMarch 27, 201412 p.m.May 9, 2017

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It’s Cal versus Stanford in first ever birding Big Game

By Ilana DeBare March 1010:15 a.m.October 27, 2018

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‘Catios’ protect birds, give cats taste of outdoors

By Ilana DeBareFeb. 27, 20149:45 a.m.May 9, 2017

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Berkeley’s Painted Redstart helps set local count record

By Guest contributorDec. 17, 20137 a.m.May 9, 2017

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