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This event offers a lineup of hikes, presentations and kids craft activities to inspire curiosity and appreciation for the incredible journey of migratory birds, including a live raptor presentation and the chance to meet and learn about bats!
San Francisco Bay: An Environmental History
Author David Schmidt traces the Bay’s past and future, revealing how its landscapes shape the birds we see today.
Bay Area Birding
Mark Stephenson, President of Napa-Solano Audubon, highlights hotspots, species to watch for, and tips for birders of all levels.
Changing Environments—Birds of the Bay
JD Bergeron, CEO of International Bird Rescue, shares stories from the front lines of wildlife rehabilitation.
Raptors Up Close Returns
Another live raptor session with Jenny Papka of Native Bird Connections — because once is never enough.
Girls Who Save the Planet: Careers That Make an Impact (Workshop)
Biologist and business owner Sarah Lynch leads an empowering, interactive workshop for girls
interested in science, wildlife, and conservation careers.
A Wild Legacy: Exploring the Lindsay Wildlife Hospital’s Past and Present
Wildlife Husbandry Coordinator Jillian Jorgenson gives the backstory.
About Flight Lessons: A folk opera about falcons and people
Musician Deborah Crooks performs songs inspired by birds, flight, and the natural world.
Rescue of Predatory Birds in Distress
Craig Nikitas of Bay Raptor Rescue will speak on rescuing predatory birds in distress.
Student STEAM Challenge Awards Ceremony
Celebrate young innovators whose projects connect science, art, and the magic of migration. (Calling all K-12 students in Solano County! Join this year’s STEAM Challenge. Applications are still open, link to application below!)
So Many Ways to Be a Bird, Live Book Read and Bird Drawing Workshop
Another chance to learn illustration techniques with Constance Anderson.
Disclaimer: Please double check event information with the activity organizer or venue as events can be canceled, details can change after they are added to our calendar, and errors do occur.
