MARCH 25, 2020 UPDATE
In adherence to the shelter-in-place guidelines to limit the spread of COVID-19, SFBBO has canceled all of our in-person events through April 10th. During this stressful time, we hope that some nature therapy can help alleviate the anxiety and disconnect that we are all feeling. Spring is here and many migrating birds are passing through the Bay Area while others are getting ready to breed. While we at SFBBO cannot physically join you outdoors at this time, we have been working to design more virtual experiences to keep the community engaged in our mission.
On our social media, we’re highlighting our conservation work and taking questions each week through our Monday Mailbag Questions and Science Tuesday posts. You can check each week’s topic on our Facebook, Instagram, or Twitter and submit questions on any of those platforms. We’ll share questions and answers on Fridays. We hope you'll engage with us and learn something new about our local birds and the work we're doing to help them.
We are also in the process of planning more online experiences and virtual events and have put together this list of resources for connecting with nature. Please check our social media and website for updates. In the meantime, we hope you are staying safe and healthy!
For health information and advisories, please check your county's Department of Public Health and the Centers for Disease Control websites. Thank you!
In adherence to the shelter-in-place guidelines to limit the spread of COVID-19, SFBBO has canceled all of our in-person events through April 10th. During this stressful time, we hope that some nature therapy can help alleviate the anxiety and disconnect that we are all feeling. Spring is here and many migrating birds are passing through the Bay Area while others are getting ready to breed. While we at SFBBO cannot physically join you outdoors at this time, we have been working to design more virtual experiences to keep the community engaged in our mission.
On our social media, we’re highlighting our conservation work and taking questions each week through our Monday Mailbag Questions and Science Tuesday posts. You can check each week’s topic on our Facebook, Instagram, or Twitter and submit questions on any of those platforms. We’ll share questions and answers on Fridays. We hope you'll engage with us and learn something new about our local birds and the work we're doing to help them.
We are also in the process of planning more online experiences and virtual events and have put together this list of resources for connecting with nature. Please check our social media and website for updates. In the meantime, we hope you are staying safe and healthy!
For health information and advisories, please check your county's Department of Public Health and the Centers for Disease Control websites. Thank you!
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The San Francisco Bay Bird Observatory is a nonprofit organization dedicated to the conservation of birds and their habitats through science and outreach. Birds are excellent indicators of ecosystem health. They are highly visible and cost-effective to track, and are sensitive to environmental change. SFBBO pays close attention to impacts on birds and their habitats and gathers crucial data specific to local bird populations provides opportunities for people to be directly involved in the nature and science of the San Francisco Bay Area.
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In-person Events are currently suspended. We are in the process of planning virtual events.
Thursday, April 16: Virtual Science Talk by Alex Hartman: Return of the Terns! Using Social Attraction to Establish Tern Nesting Colonies in South San Francisco Bay |