HELP US RAISE $40,000 FOR BIRD CONSERVATION BY OCTOBER 30!

Participate in our 40th Anniversary California Fall Challenge 

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​News from SFBBO: ​​

• Check out our latest blog posts about a Snowy Plover Rescue to kick off our 40th Anniversary and the story behind the 40 birds on our 40th Anniversary California Fall Challenge (CFC) T-Shirt. The 40th Anniversary California Fall Challenge (CFC) is here, help us raise $40,000 for bird conservation:
  
  • Donate $75 or more and be are eligible to receive our 2021 CFC T-Shirt (the estimated $20 value of the shirt is not tax deductible). 
    
  • Buy a canvas tote bag and SFBBO will receive 10% of the proceeds
    
  • Buy bird-friendly chocolate and SFBBO will receive 10% of the proceeds, through Nov. 4 or while supplies last
    
  • Buy a bird-themed bracelet or luggage tag and SFBBO will receive $50 or the proceeds
    
  • Bid in our 2021 California Fall Challenge Online Silent Auction, through Oct. 28, 2021. It's easy to participate: just create an account on our online site with your name and email address so your bids can be reserved for you (no financial information is requested) and have fun!
• We have positions open for two part-time Science Outreach Interns.
• Join us and Latino Outdoors for a Spider Web-inar with Yeimy Cifuentes on Oct 27t at 6pm!
• Join our upcoming Winter Sparrows Workshop with Alvaro Jaramillo, Nov 1 & 3, 6-8pm, $100. Scholarships available!

The above 40th Anniversary California Fall Challenge (CFC) T-Shirt "40 Bird for 40 Years" design was created by artist Julie Ho and is available on a 100% cotton, water-based ink, Leaf Green shirt in women's and unisex styles in small, medium, large, XL, and (unisex only) XXL sizes.

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We do science to better understand our local bird populations and their habitats.
We share our data with scientists, policymakers, community leaders, and Bay Area residents who use it to preserve the beauty and biodiversity of our region.

We do outreach because we know science
​is only half of the equation.
​We engage hundreds of volunteers each year in community science projects and offer opportunities for the public to enjoy birds, habitats, and learn about conservation.