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California Condor. Photo: Scott Frier/USFWS

Sea and Sage Audubon Society tackles local conservation issues
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Sea and Sage Audubon Society tackles local conservation issues

By Natasha Khanna

Following historic 2018 election, chapter is attempting to meet with Orange County's new Congressional delegation.

Kern Audubon writes LTE thanking Congressman Cox

Kern Audubon Society and Tulare County Audubon recently met with staff from Congressman TJ Cox's office to discuss Tricolored Blackbirds, sustainable groundwater, and climate change. Kern Audubon expressed their appreciation for the open dialogue and willingness to hear from the conservation community through a Letter to the Editor published today in the Bakersfield Californian. Read the LTE here. 

Posted by Ariana Rickard on March 12, 2019
Audubon chapters take another step toward protecting important Kern County habitat
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Audubon chapters take another step toward protecting important Kern County habitat

By Garrison Frost

State agency agrees to help fund purchase and protection of Desert Springs property.

Audubon California and EDF applaud efforts of So Cal water agencies to complete Drought Contingency Plan
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Audubon California and EDF applaud efforts of So Cal water agencies to complete Drought Contingency Plan

By Garrison Frost

Drought Contingency Plan will bring important water stability to entire region, for the benefit of birds and communities

Audubon Talks Climate and Birds with Congressional Office
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Audubon Talks Climate and Birds with Congressional Office

Visiting with the office of Representative Josh Harder of the 10th District of California.

Solomon Fingold leaves generous bequest to Audubon California
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Solomon Fingold leaves generous bequest to Audubon California

Fingold was a charismatic self-made businessman and a passionate supporter of environmental and social causes.

Audubon California raises concerns about new proposed oyster farming project in Humboldt Bay
Humboldt Bay

Audubon California raises concerns about new proposed oyster farming project in Humboldt Bay

By Garrison Frost
March 4, 2019 — Conservation organization warns against potential damage to vital eelgrass and mudflat habitat.
Legislation introduced to further protect state’s migratory birds
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Legislation introduced to further protect state’s migratory birds

By Garrison Frost
February 26, 2019 — Assembly Bill 454 will eliminate a key loophole in state law that could imperil a wide variety of treasured bird species.

Audubon meets with Congressional office. A group of representatives from Audubon California and Central Valley chapters met today with staff from the office of newly-elected House Member T.J. Cox.  Pictured are Kevin Fahey (Kern Audubon), Mary Merriman (Tulare County Audubon), Brooke Stutz (Kern Audubon), Joseph Lopez (representing office of T.J. Cox, Joan Parker (Tulare County Audubon) and Ariana Rickard (Audubon California).

Posted by Garrison Frost on February 22, 2019
Visiting the Salton Sea
Salton Sea

Visiting the Salton Sea

By Garrison Frost

A group of Auduboners visited the west side of the Salton Sea this week. Some pictures.

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