Redwood Region Audubon Society

Redwood Region Audubon Society advocates for the protection of birds and wildlife by supporting local conservation efforts to protect wildlife and their habitat.

 
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The February 2025 Sandpiper is available!

The 2025

Student Writing and

Bird Art Contests

are open!

Deadline for both contests is March 22.


Details on the Bird Art Contest available here.

Details on the writing contest are available here.

Activities coming up soon!



Saturday, February 22, 9:00 - 11:00 a.m.

Habitat Restoration Work Day

Meet behind Walmart

Join in our monthly workday at Wigi Wetlands, behind the Bayshore Mall, where we are creating better habitat for birds! 4th Saturday of every month, rain or shine! Tools and snacks are provided. 

More information on the work we are doing along the trail is available here.





Wedding Rock at Sue-meg Park

Sunday, February 23  9:00 a.m. - noon


We offer a birding walk at the Arcata Marsh every Saturday morning, and several other regularly scheduled walks.

Find all the details here.

Wedding Rock at Sue-meg Park

Sunday, February 23  9:00 a.m. - noon

Wedding Rock is one of the county’s best sea-watch locations, and we’ll spend the morning scanning for goodies that could include Rhinoceros Auklet, Ancient Murrelet, Black-legged Kittiwake, Iceland Gull, and Northern Fulmar.


We’ll also share sea-watching techniques and seabird identification tips; a good opportunity to compare optics. This will be a relaxed morning of birding and camaraderie. In case you’re unfamiliar, the site requires a short but somewhat strenuous walk to reach.


Meet leader Ken Burton (shrikethree AT 
gmail.com) on the east side of Patrick’s Point Drive just north of the Sue-meg State Park entrance to carpool into the park, or meet us at the rock later if you wish. Bring scopes and park passes if you have them and snacks to share if you wish.

We're making progress creating bird-friendly habit along the Waterfront Trail!

See more photos of the changes here.

We lopped seed heads off jubata grass and Queen Anne's lace.

 
Completely revised and updated, this book presents 26 birding routes throughout the county, with nearly 500 eBird hotspots mentioned. 

It provides information on where and when to look for about 120 of Humboldt's less common birds, with numerous maps and photos. 

The book is spiral bound for ease of use in the field. 

Whether you're looking for a particular species or simply a good place to go birding in Humboldt, this book is for you!
 

We are happy to mail copies to you, and they are also available in many local locations. Click here for instructions to have one sent, and local locations to purchase a book.

Our Purpose


The purposes and objectives of this corporation shall be to engage in such educational, scientific, investigative, literary, historical, philanthropic, and charitable pursuits as may be part of the stated purposes of the National Audubon Society, of which this corporation shall function as a Chapter.

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Mailing Address:

PO Box 1054 Eureka,

CA 95502

 
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