Things to do for all people and all ages
Communities that value birds protect them. People who understand science support it. We offer environmental education activities to people of all ages to teach the scientific method and inspire a love for birds and other wildlife. By engaging the public as volunteers we also expand our program's reach over geography and time. Learn more about these activities by clicking on an area of interest below
In the Community
We offer bird walks, science talks, banding demos, nest viewings, bird language workshops, corporate lunch 'n learns, and more. Additional details and application . . .
We offer bird walks, science talks, banding demos, nest viewings, bird language workshops, corporate lunch 'n learns, and more. Additional details and application . . .
Bird ID Workshops
Alvaro Jaramillo is an internationally known ornithologist who leads popular bird ID, biology, and behavior workshops for our members. Learn more and register . . .
Alvaro Jaramillo is an internationally known ornithologist who leads popular bird ID, biology, and behavior workshops for our members. Learn more and register . . .
Youth and Families
We offer hands-on avian science activities for youth and families at libraries, schools, and youth-serving groups - for free. Learn more and apply . . .
We offer hands-on avian science activities for youth and families at libraries, schools, and youth-serving groups - for free. Learn more and apply . . .
Upcoming Events
Keep up to date, explore the Bay Area with SFBBO, calendar of events and activities, Instagram, Facebook and Twitter posts. See our current activities and events . . .
Keep up to date, explore the Bay Area with SFBBO, calendar of events and activities, Instagram, Facebook and Twitter posts. See our current activities and events . . .
Please visit our Info to Use section to learn about the issues birds face, download our research findings, and find other environmental education information. You can also contact outreach@sfbbo.org to request our data to add to your school's curriculum or learn how your group can partner on our work.