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Madrone Audubon Society

The Sonoma County Chapter of the National Audubon Society was established in 1967 as a non-profit organization promoting education, enjoyment, and protection of the natural world, especially birds.

September 2024 Outings

Bring binoculars and wear outdoor clothing suitable for the weather forecast. Our outings are free for members and the public. (We may have binoculars to loan for your outing.)

Thursday, September 12, 2024, 8:30-10:30 AM
 Foothill Regional Park
1351 Arata Lane, Windsor
Leader: Janet Bosshard
Take Hwy #101 North, take Arata Lane exit, Windsor. Turn right, go 1.3 miles. The park will be on the left. Park permit is required, or park along the street. We will meet near the restrooms.  It has gentle hills to walk up and ponds to explore. Info: (707) 480-3432

Thursday, September 26, 2024, 8:30-10:30 AM
 Spring Lake Regional Park, Santa Rosa
Leader: Janet Bosshard
Take Newanga Ave., off Summerfield Rd. Meet at the south park restrooms.  Parking permit is required. We will walk down to the lake and around to the Fisherman’s Trail.  Info:  (707) 480-3432.



Madrone Audubon Society

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Madrone Audubon Society is a 501c3 nonprofit conservation organization, based in Santa Rosa. Madrone Audubon is also the Sonoma County Chapter of National Audubon and enjoys a total membership of close to 3,000. Our organization engages in education and appreciation of birds and wildlife in our amazing habitats here in Sonoma County as well as focuses on many conservation actions to protect and enhance our environment. For more information click here.

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In the 1970s, member Tom Olds hand-carved bird pins and sold them to raise money for Madrone Audubon. More