by Richard Cimino | Jul 5, 2019 | 2019 Field Trips, California Field Trips, San Francisco Bay Field Trips, Upcoming Field Trips
Olompali State Park Christmas Bird Count is December 14th, 2019. The Olompali State Park is for five years now an Audubon Christmas Bird Count section of the Cheep Thrill count. We enlisted birders with all levels of skills. Currently three of the five birder are The...
by Richard Cimino | Dec 13, 2018 | California Nevada Field Trips, San Francisco Bay Field Trips
2019 – December 13 Eastern Alameda County Christmas Bird Count – Alameda Creek Watershed – Yellowbilled Magpies and Golden Eagles. Open the PDF to read about the final tally. YBT – 2018 EAC-CBC 10th annual 2019 – December 14 Point Reyes...
by Richard Cimino | Mar 7, 2013 | San Francisco Bay Field Trips, Upcoming Field Trips
During the fall many migrating birds pass through the Bay Area joining our resident population. This introduction to bird watching will combine a Saturday morning classroom discussions of bird identification and use of binoculars, scopes and field guides with 3...
by Richard Cimino | Nov 10, 2011 | San Francisco Bay Field Trips
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...
by Richard Cimino | Nov 9, 2011 | 2018 Field Trips, California Field Trips, California Nevada Field Trips, San Francisco Bay Field Trips, Yearly Field Trips
The San Francisco Bay Audubon Society’s chapters along with a number of other conservation groups filed suit to get our government’s attention to provide a solution to stop the killing of raptors and other avian species in eastern Alameda County. The solution is...
by Richard Cimino | Nov 9, 2011 | 2018 Field Trips, 2019 Field Trips, California Field Trips, California Nevada Field Trips, San Francisco Bay Field Trips, Upcoming Field Trips, Yearly Field Trips
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...
