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SUMMARY:Arrowhead and New Marsh - Martin Luther King Regional Shoreline
DESCRIPTION:Saturday\, January 2\, 9am – 11:30am  \nLeaders: David “Doc Quack” Riensche & Maggie Clark\nA 8.4 high tide will hit Arrowhead Marsh creating an opportunity to see Ridgway’s Rails\, Virginia Rails\, and Soras. Wintering ducks and shorebirds will be plentiful.\, We will use “Doc Quack’s” special access code to visit the New Marsh and “peep at” the newly finished “Shorebird Sanctuary” island. Dress in layers . The area is completely paved. This is a wheelchair-accessible field trip. The trip will be canceled if inclement weather is forecast.\n\nRSVP: ma***********@***il.com or Use the “Register” button above \nDirections: From I-880\, go west on Hegenberger towards the airport and turn right on Pardee. Make a left at Swan and turn right into the entrance to Martin Luther King Regional Shoreline. Follow the entrance road all the way to the end. On the way to the parking lot\, drive slowly and keep an eye out for Burrowing Owls on the berms to the right.
URL:https://ohloneaudubon.org/event/arrowhead-and-new-marsh-martin-luther-king-regional-shoreline/
LOCATION:Arrowhead and New Marsh – Martin Luther King Regional Shoreline\, 7250 Doolittle Dr.\, Oakland\, CA\, 94621
CATEGORIES:Field Trips
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ORGANIZER;CN="David %E2%80%9CDoc Quack%E2%80%9D Riensche & Maggie Clark":MAILTO:maggieclark99@gmail.com
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SUMMARY:Update on Condor Recovery Program and Introducing "Ohlone"!
DESCRIPTION:By Joe Burnett and Kelly Sorenson\, Ventana Wildlife Society\nJoin us for a very special evening with Joe Burnett and Kelly Sorenson from the Ventana Wildlife Society who will give a brief update on condor recovery and status in the wild\, as well as a special presentation on a wild-raised chick\, named “Ohlone” in honor of the Indigenous Peoples of California. “Ohlone” was raised in a wild nest in central California and has a very special story. Through the generosity of our members\, Ohlone Audubon has adopted this wild fledged chick in memory of Phil Gordon. \nJoe Burnett\, Sr. Wildlife Biologist\, CA Condor Recovery Program Manager\, first began working with Ventana Wildlife Society in May 1993 as a Field Assistant for VWS’ Bald Eagle Restoration Program in Big Sur\, CA. In 1996\, Joe became Field Supervisor for VWS’ Condor Restoration Program and coordinated the first seven releases of condors in central California\, six in Big Sur and one at Pinnacles National Monument. Joe left VWS in 2003 to start up Oregon Zoo’s Captive Breeding Program for condors. His experiences with captive condors vastly broadened his knowledge base of the species. In 2005\, Joe returned to VWS to coordinate the release effort once again. Joe received a bachelor’s degree in Wildlife and Fisheries\, focusing on birds\, from West Virginia University in 1994. He began his field studies of birds as an undergraduate in 1992 and now has over 25 years experience working with a variety of bird species. He is currently a two-term Monterey County Fish and Game Commissioner. \nKelly J. Sorenson\, Executive Director\, is a wildlife conservationist and “jack of all trades\,” blending science\, storytelling\, and leadership to protect California’s endangered birds. For more than three decades\, he has led major recovery efforts for the California Condor and Bald Eagle\, helping reestablish wild populations across Central California. Sorenson has co-authored scientific studies on wildlife recovery and lead poisoning\, produced award-winning documentaries such as Giants of Big Sur and Condor Canyon\, and secured the funding and partnerships that power long-term conservation. He also serves as a managing director for the California Central Coast Joint Venture. With a background in wildlife management and public administration\, Sorenson continues to bridge research\, film\, and community engagement to advance conservation throughout the West.
URL:https://ohloneaudubon.org/event/update-on-condor-recovery-program-and-introducing-ohlone/
LOCATION:Zoom
CATEGORIES:Membership Meetings
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SUMMARY:North Livermore/Springtown
DESCRIPTION:Contact Kathy Robertson & Karen Kramer  ka*******@*ol.com\n\n\nSaturday\, January 31\, 9:00am – noon\nLeaders: Kathy Robertson & Karen Kramer  ka*******@*ol.com  \nWe will walk along the Arroyo\, where we can expect wading birds such as stilts and egrets\, ducks\, including Cinnamon Teal\, and many wintering and resident songbirds. Rails and snipe are possible. The open fields are productive for raptors – Golden Eagle has been seen here. Wide\, level trails make walking easy. Bring your scope if you have one. Heavy rain cancels. \nDirections: Take I-580 east to Exit 54 for First Street/Springtown Blvd; turn left onto First Street\, which becomes Springtown Blvd. Turn right (east) on Bluebell Dr. and continue about a mile and a half to Marlin A. Pound Neighborhood Park. We will meet at the bridge crossing the Arroyo. Park on either side of the street. No restrooms are on our route\, so you may wish to make a pit stop before arriving at the meeting point. 
URL:https://ohloneaudubon.org/event/north-livermore-springtown-2/
LOCATION:North Livermore/Springtown\, 2010 Bluebell Dr\, Livermore\, California\, 94551
CATEGORIES:Field Trips
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ORGANIZER;CN="Kathy Robertson & Karen Kramer":MAILTO:katbirdca@aol.com
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