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Author and Cross-Country Bicyclist Dorian Anderson Rode Around the Bay to Promote Conservation and the Health Benefits of Being in Nature
From April 6th to 11th, 2024, Dorian shared the story of how birding helped him find sobriety while raising money for SFBBO to kick off our 2024 Spring Appeal! He also led three free bird walks for the public in San Mateo, Palo Alto, and Fremont April 6th and 7th at the start of his bay-circa journey and shared posts on our blog, Wingbeat, that recounted some of his daily adventures during the ride and encouraged others to enjoy the health benefits of being in nature.
SFBBO invites the public to follow Dorian’s example in April (Earth Day month!) by getting outside to improve their own health, volunteering with us to protect Bay Area biodiversity, and sharing their own stories about the positive impacts of being in nature with us. Read more here. |
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For more than 40 years, SFBBO’s mission has been to promote sustainability in the Bay Area and beyond by engaging communities in avian science, habitat conservation, and education. Our nonprofit's team of biologists and ecologists conduct research to better understand our local bird populations, study and restore their habitats, and share our data with other scientists, policymakers, community leaders, and Bay Area residents who use the data to preserve the beauty and biodiversity of our region. We also do outreach by engaging hundreds of volunteers each year in community science projects and offer opportunities for the public to enjoy birds and learn about conservation.
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Read more about our latest news, our science, our impact, and how to get involved below. For the latest news about SFBBO see our blog and sign up to receive our monthly e-newsletter, Wingbeat.
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OUR IMPACT
Conduct Science We conduct science to understand our local bird populations and support the habitats they need. |
Share Our Data We share our data with resource managers, other scientists, and policy makers. |
Educate People We educate the public about avian science and conservation and engage volunteers in our work. |
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