Inspiring People to Care About Birds Since 1925
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Fall is the best time to trim your trees! Learn how to protect birds and other wildlife while caring for your trees. Photo: Sarah Chan
Just before the leaves start to change, we're sitting down with Matthew Dodder to prepare for the new challenges of fall birding!
The proposed expansion of the Palo Alto Airport threatens to disturb the sensitive habitat of thousands of birds. Join us September 16 to speak for the birds, and every other animal that benefits from the wetlands.
To be included in the Far-Flung Friends Gallery, submit up to ten of your favorite bird images taken or created anywhere in the world between Memorial Day and Labor Day to photos@scvas.org by September 16. Little Egret by Sam Meier
The Summer Birding Challenge Summer Shorebirds (and other Water Birds) Gallery is live. Greater Yellowlegs by Camden Bac.
SCVBA is looking for someone interested in taking on the role of Office Manager as we bid April farewell!
Check out new articles on tree care, book reviews, ongoing outreach and more in the Fall Issue of The Avocet.
More field trips will be posted to the website on August 28th. TRIP POLICY: Please limit your sign-ups to 1 weekend trip and 2 weekday trips per month. To be informed of last-minute open spots on our field trips, sign-up for South Bay Bird Events.
With Mountain View faltering on their promises, the Burrowing Owls of Shoreline are facing serious threats to their continued existence. Please take a moment to offer your support of them!
Burrowing Owls by Teresa Cheng
We’re giving summer a send off with the YBC on August 17 & 18 at McClellan Ranch, 9am-12pm. Bring the family to join our guided bird walks, nature workshops, and arts and crafts in this free festival!
Check out all the super cute photos of juvenile birds submitted by our members. Western Bluebird by Bob Slate
Our Mission
The Santa Clara Valley Bird Alliance (SCVBA) promotes the enjoyment, understanding, and protection of birds and other wildlife by engaging people of all ages in birding, education, and conservation.Birding
We create opportunities to experience and appreciate the beauty of birds and their place in the natural world.
Education
We strive to educate our region’s diverse population about the importance of preserving open spaces for both wildlife and our own well-being.
Conservation
Our work promotes the protection of native wildlife through the restoration of habitats and safe migration corridors.
Banner Photo Credits: Brown Creeper by Teresa Cheng, Green Heron, Lazuli Bunting, and Redhead by Chris Johnson, Black Skimmer by Peter Shen, Barn Owl by Shravan Sundaram