Dedicated to the conservation of birds and our environment.
photo by Linda Wentz
photo by Linda Wentz
photo by Mike Green
photo by Linda Wentz
Photos by Mike Green, Gary Kunkel, Gary Lindquist, Jim Skinner & Linda Wentz
News and Upcoming Events
THE 2025 BIRDATHON BIRDERS
VIEWED 169 SPECIES IN APRIL!
Congratulations to those who participated and created the 90 eBird checklists to find the 169 species observed during this 30 day Birdathon. Each checklist resulted from an individual birding event and that is a lot of birding. The full report can be viewed at the link below.
Thank you to all who have donated to support our annual scholarship program. Contributions are still being accepted on the Donation Page or by sending a check to:
Tulare Kings Audubon
P.O. Box 4402
Visalia, CA 93278-4402
MAY EVENTS
(See Events Page for Details)
May 9th: Speaker Meeting
"Fuzzy Flowers & Sticky Stems"
A Naturalists's Encounters with Tulare
County's Rich Flora"
May 10th: Wildflower Walk
at the River Ridge Ranch
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THE KAWEAH MULTIBENEFIT LAND
REPURPOSING PROGRAM (MLRP)
MLRP is a program that provides funding to help transition irrigated agricultural lands to less water intensive uses while also providing economic, environmental, and community benefits. Up to $200,000 per project for design, planning, and permitting work is available through the Multibenefit Land Repurposing Program (MLRP) in the Kaweah Subbasin.
The next Applicant Workshop is May 20, 2025 to get more information about the project types, and technical assistance resources available.
NESTING BOXES
Consider adding some places in your yard for birds to nest. The Cornell Lab of Ornithology's NestWatch page "All About Bird Houses" is a good place to start.
Wildlife Emergency?
Critter Creek Wildlife Station is a non-profit rehabilitation center for wildlife. In case of a wildlife emergency in the San Joaquin Valley call: 559-338-2415
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Sasquatch Books
Tulare-Kings Audubon is grateful for the support of Sasquatch Books, one of the country’s leading independent presses.
A great source for
information about birds.