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Field Trip Reports

Carpinteria Salt Marsh Reserve
Santa Barbara Rare Birds
Lake Los Carneros
Condor Notes
Las Cruzitas Ranch
Winchester Canyon
Figueroa Mountain - 2005
Sandhill Cranes
Rancho La Vina
Valley View Ranch
Condor Field Trip to Hopper Mountain National Wildlife Refuge

Cachuma Lake Field Trip
Point Mugu NAWS Field Trip, 2006
Lone Star Ranch Field Trip
Hollister Ranch Field Trip - 2006
Rancho Guadalupe Dunes - 2006
Mugu Coastal Duck Ponds - 2007
Point Mugu NAS - 2007

Past Programs

What Happens When It Rains in Santa Barbara?
Will the Sea Otter Return to Santa Barbara?
Alaska: Birds, Animals and Vistas
A Journey to Antarctica
Hooked on Hummingbirds
SBAS Education Programs: Snowy Plover Docent and Eyes in the Sky
Bird Paradise: Socorro Island
Earthwatch Adventures
It's All In The Family
Two Naturalists Honeymoon in Africa
Birds of Ventura County
From Conservation to Science
Eagle Reintroductions to the Channel Islands
The Night Shift, Bats of Santa Barbara
The Coral City
John Audubon Prints
Restoration of Santa Cruz Island: the Facts
Owls of Santa Barbara
The Salton Sea California's "Crown Jewel of Avian Biodiversity"
The Arctic National Wildlife Refuge, Powerful Landscape/Powerful Politics"
Condor Tales
Santa Barbara's Tidepool Treasures
Wildflowers and Fire Followers
Introduction to Birds of the Southern California Coast
Birding Odyssey of Ecuador
What Does The Sea Otter's Return Mean To Santa Barbara?
Santa Barbara Channel Marine Life
Western Snowy Plover
The Uncommon Common Loons of the Morro Estuary
Habitat Restoration on Santa Cruz Island

Travels with a Tortoise; Through Zambia and Namibia
The Other-Worldly Galapagos Islands
Birds of the Okavango Delta
Portraits in Nature
Nature's Musicians: An Introduction to Bird Songs
Return of the Condor
Marine Mammals of the Santa Barbara Region
Members Annual Picnic - 2007
Costa Rica, Host to a Wealth of Wildlife
Birds and Habitats of Vandenberg AFB
All From An Egg - The Origins Of The Santa Barbara Museum Of Natural History
Lives and Times of Our Local Woodpeckers
First in our series of 3 on Climate Change!
Timing is Everything: Launching a National (and local!) Phenology Network to detect the link between climate change and seasonal events.
Second in our series of 3 on Climate Change! The Climate Crisis: How will it affect our lives and the balance of nature.
Third in our series of 3 on Climate Change! The Climate Crisis: How will it affect our lives and the balance of nature.

Christmas Bird Counts

Christmas - 2000
Christmas - 2001
Christmas - 2002
Christmas - 2003
Christmas - 2004
Christmas - 2005

Christmas - 2006
Christmas - 2007

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