Join us Wednesday, July 21 at 7pm for a talk by Rosemary Mosco, Artist & Creator of Bird & Moon, Science & Nature Cartoons
The recording of this presentation will only be distributed to registered participants.
As we approach the season of giving, we invite you as a supporter of SCVAS to make a 2024 gift with a Direct Distribution from your traditional IRA.
SCVAS is offering a two-part online class (beginning/intermediate-level) on one of our most confusing groups—the Flycatchers! Class members will gain access to our private discussion group where you can pose questions or photos. Matthew Dodder will be your instructor. Sign up and join the fun!
Monday: March 15 & March 22, 7:00 - 8:30 PM via Zoom. Sign Up Now →
Join us Wednesday, July 21 at 7pm for a talk by Rosemary Mosco, Artist & Creator of Bird & Moon, Science & Nature Cartoons
The recording of this presentation will only be distributed to registered participants.
Summer’s here! Get tips on how to provide water to birds, meet our backyard bird of the month, and find out what birds our members have seen lately in their yards.
Dr. Kaeli Swift discussed the world of corvids on Wednesday, July 7 at 7PM.
Co-hosted by GreenTown Los Altos, Los Altos History Museum presents an online conversation with a panel of local experts on our natural environment. Learn how you can help make the planet greener for future generations.
We went exploring at Hellyer Park! Learn about creating a safe space in nature and finding the joy in the outdoors.
Whether you’re looking for graceful predators, goofy dinosaur muppets, or the drama of colony nesting life, egret rookeries have it all. Join us on Thursday, June 24, 6PM as we delve into these awesome birds.
SCVAS is proud to partner with the Billy DeFrank LGBTQ+ Community Center this Pride Month as we invite everyone to take part in exploring nature and discovering birds in a safe and affirming space for people of all backgrounds and birding levels.
It’s baby bird season! Learn how to tell young birds from adults, find out what birds our members have seen lately, and meet our backyard bird of the month. (Photo by Suresh Thirumalai)
The SUMMER Avocet and the June Avocet Update are both available now for your reading pleasure.
On Wednesday, June 2 at 7pm Jennifer Rycenga presented “Queer Birds: Community Inclusion, Community Building, and Community Science”
As San Jose looks towards a revitalized and ecologically responsible downtown plan, the Diridon area falls flat.
The Birdathon Awards Video is now available! Also check out these links:
Have you found a baby bird on its own? We’ve got the answers for what to do, if anything, and answers to your most common baby bird questions.
Need help finding great birding spots and figuring out what to look for? Check out our self-guided field trips for June. These guides include trail maps, driving directions, and everything else you need to know.
Please check out two new Conservation Corner posts. Residents of Mountain View and San Jose, there are surveys you can take for issues affecting your city.
Nesting hummingbirds, baby titmice, and more! Learn what birds to look for now in your yard, and find out what our members and friends have seen lately in theirs.
Saturday was eBird’s Global Big Day and the SCVAS Birdathon’s ultimate distributed team: the Local Global Big Day Birders!
In the Bay Area Bird Photographers meeting on May 5 — photographer John Richardson presented “Tanzania's Rich Tapestry of Birds and Supporting Cast”. Watch it now on our YouTube channel.