Showing posts with label Central Sierra Audubon. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Central Sierra Audubon. Show all posts

Wednesday, June 3, 2009

Central Sierra Audubon hosts Central Valley/Sierra Council meeting


Highlights:
  • presentation of genetic study on 5 populations of Great Gray Owl that suggests the California population is isolated and distinct. (Josh Hull, UC Davis)
  • Funding availability for restoration of San JoaquinRiver. (Jordan Wellwood, Audubon California)
  • Important Bird Areas in the Central Valley/Sierra (Andrea Jones, Audubon California)
  • Building your chapter through grant funding 

Tuesday, November 25, 2008

2009 Collaborative Funding grants announced


9 Chapters in California will receive collaborative funding grants totalling over $26,000 from Audubon California for outreach, education, advocacy and habitat restoration projects. The grant recipients and their projects are:
  • Altacal Audubon - Bird Banding and Conservation program for children
  • Central Sierra - trail development and wildlife inventory on Groveland Community Services District
  • La Purisima - PRIDE (proud residents investing in a diverse estuary) at the estuary of the Santa Ynez River
  • Palos Verdes/South Bay - Volunteer Coordinator for AUDUBON YES! (Youth Environmental Service program)
  • Peregrine - transportation for youth to Redwood Valley Outdoor Education Program
  • Redbud - developing a Redbud Audubon membership brochure
  • Sacramento - Audubon at Home Big Five workshops
  • Sea & Sage - 4th Tuesday Conservation Lecture Series
  • Yolo - 2008 Green Summit
Congratulations!