Birds may be the only form of wildlife that everyone encounters every day, and they provide a unique window into California's great outdoors.

By bringing people together to appreciate, enjoy, and protect birds and nature, Audubon California and our supporters are building a better future for our state. We accomplish this through conservation, advocacy, community involvement, and by tapping into an active network that include more than 118,000 members and 48 affiliated chapters in communities throughout California.

Audubon California is dynamic field program of the National Audubon Society:

• Bird and wildlife conservation
• Educational programs for adults, children, and families
• Habitat restoration and protection
• Active local chapters
• Putting research into action
• Volunteer science
• Nature Centers and Sanctuaries
• Policy advocacy
• Birding and outdoor fun

We encourage you to learn more about our important work, and to get involved.

Our mission
Audubon's mission is to restore and conserve natural ecosystems, focusing on birds, other wildlife, and their habitats for the benefit of humanity and the earth's biological diversity.