Documenting Nature in Film: Feb. Audubon Program
Documenting Nature: Film Clips, from GreenScreens and the Coastal Media Project is the Audubon Society’s February program. It will be
Farrand Hall SB Museum of Natural History
SB Audubon Talk: Costa Rica’s Magical Birds
The Santa Barbara Audubon Society invites the public to a program on Costa Rica’s exceptional bird world on Wednesday, November
“Following the Phalaropes” Audubon season opener
The Audubon program season begins Wednesday, September 27 with “Following the Phalaropes: A Journey along the Migration route of a
Free Talk: Uncovering the 19th-Century Chumash Community of ‘Amuwun
This free talk by Kaitlin Brown, Ph.D., in Farrand Auditorium at the Santa Barbara Museum of Natural History, is presented
Audubon presents Pelagic Birding off Calif. Coast
All are welcome to attend a program exploring the birds of the Southern California offshore seas, the topic of the
SB Audubon Evening Program: Rodent Control…
Rodent Control Without Poisoning Our Children, Pets, & Wildlife Presented by Kian and Joel Schulman Rodenticides are abundant throughout the
SB Audubon Society Presents Fly Me To The Moon: Bird Migration Myths & Realities
SB Audubon Society Presents Fly Me To The Moon: Bird Migration Myths & Realities Program presented by Frank DeMartino Migration
SB Audubon Evening Program: “Living with Penguins”
Join biologist Naira De Gracia and filmmaker Michael Love for a screening of “Living with Penguins,” a 30-minute film which
Santa Barbara Audubon Evening Program: The Condor in Captivity – Breeding a Species on the Edge
Santa Barbara Audubon Society’s (SBAS) next program will be on May 22, 2019 at 7:30PM in Farrand Hall at the
Presentation – “Bicycle Dairies: Twice Around the World”
As part of May’s month-long CycleMAYnia celebrations on the South Coast, long-time bicycle tourists Pat and Cat Patterson will share