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About SCVAS

The Santa Clara Valley Audubon Society was founded in 1926 and with over 3,000 members is one of the largest National Audubon Society chapters in California. All our programs and efforts are supported by our generous membership. All donations to us are tax-deductible since we are a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization. Please join us if you would like to learn more about birds and the environment, participate in our many fun activities, or volunteer to help with one of our numerous programs.

Our Mission

Our Mission is to preserve, to enjoy, to restore and to foster public awareness of native birds and their ecosystems, mainly in Santa Clara County.

To accomplish this mission we will...

  • Promote scientifically sound conservation strategies for the protection of native ecosystems and demonstrate the value of conservation to the community.
  • Educate our diverse community about the benefits of preserving and enjoying nature, focusing on youth education programs, public outreach, and field trips.
  • Support research into maintaining, restoring and understanding native ecosystems, particluarly those of birds.
  • Collaborate with Audubon-California, the National Audubon Society, Audubon Chapters, and other organizations to accomplish our common goals.

Membership Survey

Keeping in contact with our members is very important to us! We are trying to update and correct our membership and volunteer database, so if you are a current member, volunteer or friend, please fill out our quick membership survey so we can serve you better. Thanks for your help!

Last modified in March 2010.

 

What's New

Children Are Invited to Participate in SCVAS' "California Native Wildlife" Poster Contest: As part of our 19th Annual Wildlife Education Day Festival, children in grades pre-K through 12 are invited to participate in our annual art contest - the "California Native Wildlife & Habitats" Poster Contest.

Teachers interested in using this activity in their classrooms can find a list of supported Education Standards by clicking here. Contact the SCVAS' Programs Coordinator (programs@scvas.org) to schedule a classroom presentation as part of this activity.

For full instructions and details on how to submit posters (either as an individual or a classroom) please go to the Poster Contest Rules.

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