Redwood Region Audubon Society (RRAS)

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Redwood Region Audubon Society (RRAS) RRAS is the northwestern California Chapter of the National Audubon Society, with over 850 members i Photo on banner by Leslie Scopes Anderson.

We carry out Our Mission through Fieldtrips, Meetings, our Newsletter,
Special Events, Data Collection, Education Activities, and Lectures. All rights reserved.

09/28/2026

If you have a free moment, UC Davis is hoping for birders to complete this survey:

https://ucdavis.co1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_1ByZS2gAfxYoNy6?chapter=redwoodregion

They want to hear your thoughts on habitat protection for bird species that rely on grasslands and oak savannahs – two of California’s most threatened ecosystems.

Grassland and oak savanna habitats support many declining California bird species. Share your perspective as a birdwatcher to help guide conservation research and future habitat priorities.

08/31/2026

The August 2026 Digital Edition of the EcoNews Is Here!

Read the August 2026 issue now at yournec.org

Our August issue celebrates National Parks Week (Aug. 22-30) and the complex history of our National Parks, the future of juvenile salmon amidst a parasite outbreak, interactions in kelp forest ecosystems, a controversial housing development in Arcata on a polluted site, and much more!

This issue also includes information from our Member Groups, including:

Field trips and guided birding walks (most are free!) led by Redwood Region Audubon Society (RRAS)

The August 2026 California Native Plant Society, North Coast Chapter Newsletter with info on Field Trips, Workshops, and educational programming on native plants.

The power of coalitions and cooperation to create progress and setbacks in waste reduction and recycling by Zero Waste Humboldt

A story from the 2026 Salmon River Fish Count by Dana Utman, Sierra Club Redwood Chapter North Group Chair.

Check it out now at yournec.org !

07/29/2026
Reminder that we have 4 pelagic birding and whale watching trips left this year!The Steller Sunrise is a 43-foot US Coas...
07/29/2026

Reminder that we have 4 pelagic birding and whale watching trips left this year!

The Steller Sunrise is a 43-foot US Coast Guard-inspected vessel featuring a spacious exterior walk-around deck, an enclosed bathroom, and a heated cabin, making it ideal for these 6- to 8-hour trips at sea (depending on conditions). Join us as we go offshore from Humboldt Bay in search of seabirds, whales, dolphins, and other wildlife. RRAS leaders will be on board to help spot and identify wildlife. These are very popular trips, are limited to 15 people per trip, and cost $150 per person, with discounts available for students. Field trip dates include: August 15th (Saturday), September 5th (Saturday), October 10th (Saturday), and November 21st (Saturday).

We'll be hosting monthly Pelagic trips again this summer!

Join us as we go offshore from Humboldt Bay in search of seabirds, whales, dolphins, and other wildlife. RRAS leaders will be on board to help spot and identify wildlife. These are very popular trips, are limited to 15 people per trip, and cost $150 per person, with discounts available for students. Field trip dates include: May 10th (Sunday), June 20th (Saturday), July 18th (Saturday), August 15th (Saturday), September 5th (Saturday), October 10th (Saturday), and November 21st (Saturday).

To register, or for more details contact Sean McAllister at [email protected] / (707) 496-8790

photo: https://birdcanada.com/pacific-pelagic-birding-wild-research/

05/09/2026

Arcata Marsh Breeding Bird Survey 2026 🦅

Dates: May 7, 21; June 4, 18; July 2, 16, and 30; August 13, 27

Meet: Rob Fowler at 8 am at G Street parking lot at Arcata Marsh for 2-3 hour survey of breeding birds in various areas of the Marsh.
• Help contribute breeding bird data to the Arcata Marsh
• Learn how to look for breeding birds and how to code breeding bird activity
• Learn how to contribute to the statewide California Bird Atlas (California Bird Atlas - Discover a new world of birding..._)
• Anyone can join—from beginner to advanced birders— and start learning how to contribute breeding bird data to the California Bird Atlas while learning more about Arcata Marsh’s breeding birds!
• Contact Rob Fowler at [email protected] for more information.

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Eureka, CA
95502

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