The construction of the new Calaveras Dam near Sunol EBRP will allow year-round stream flows to be maintained, supporting a future Steelhead fishery in Alameda Creek. This re-watering of the Alameda Creek will provide rich enhancement of the oak/sycamore riparian habitat. This area of the Alameda Creek is part of the Eastern Alameda Creek Christmas…
FIELD TRIPS with a historic narration of the Turbine impact on raptors and song birds are available. Contact Yellowbilled Tours: 925-353-0266 yellowbilledtours@gmail.com The San Francisco Bay Audubon and Ohlone Audubon Society’s chapters along with a number of other conservation groups filed a law suit to get our government’s attention to provide a solution to stop…
The Alameda Creek Watershed Council (ACRCD) comprises a government agency as well as 501c civic green conservation groups. Their charge is to manage the third largest watershed in California. The Alameda Creek watershed covers 570 square miles. Its drainage flows into San Francisco Bay via the Alameda Creek. Up until the the 1960’s, the watershed…
Yellowbilled Tours will have a table exhibit at the Central Valley Bird Club Birding Symposium, Nov. 16th – 18th, 2018, at the Stockton Hilton Hotel in Stockton, CA. I will also be leading two field trips: 1.) Friday Nov 17th. To San Joaquin County Park – Mickey Grove Historical Park 2.) Sunday Nov. 18th to Clifton…
For the seventh year Yellowbilled Tours will have the responsibility of leading the beginning Birding Class. The class is held in Point Reyes NP along the Woodpecker Trail. It is scheduled for the Saturday, April 25th. You must sign up with the PRBF staff to participate. Yellowbilled Tours will have have a table exhibit at…
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