Golden Gate Audubon Society Archives

Tilden Park exhibit marks Golden Gate Audubon’s centennial

By Ilana DeBareFeb. 1520179 a.m.May 9

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.

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

By Ilana DeBareDec. 23201511 a.m.May 9

Students think outside the box to build better birdhouses

By Guest contributorAug. 1020157 a.m.Oct. 27

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At 2014 Christmas Bird Count — no rain, much fun

By Ilana DeBareDec. 18201410 a.m.May 9

Why Acorn Woodpeckers are appearing in Berkeley

By Guest contributorNov. 3201410 a.m.May 9

Climate change spells trouble for Berkeley birds

By Ilana DeBareSept. 1020149 a.m.Sept. 15

Maureen Lahiff and Jack Gedney search for birds on the UC Berkeley campus. Photo: Peter Maiden

Cardinals trounce Bears in first ever birding Big Game

By Ilana DeBareApril 1420149 a.m.Oct. 27

Counting crows: Why are there so many in Berkeley?

By Ilana DeBareMarch 28201410 a.m.May 9

Berkeley squirrels are safe from extermination — for now

By Guest contributorMarch 27201412 p.m.May 9

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

By Ilana DeBareMarch 10201410:15 a.m.Oct. 27

‘Catios’ protect birds, give cats taste of outdoors

By Ilana DeBareFeb. 2720149:45 a.m.May 9

Berkeley’s Painted Redstart helps set local count record

By Guest contributorDec. 1720137 a.m.May 9