Field Trips
Field trips Are open to fully vaccinated participants, and are designed to allow for social distancing. Trips will be limited to the number of participants suitable for the location. Registration is required for each trip and will open up 10 days before each event at 8AM.
There will be no waiting lists, and “Drop-ins” will not be allowed at this time. Thank you for your patience and understanding while we navigate through these complicated “Covid” times!
Our field trips are free to our members and the public, but we greatly appreciate your donations to support our programs and conservation projects! A donation of $35 or more qualifies you for an annual membership at Marin Audubon Society! **New Members Only
Become a Chapter Supporting Member of the Marin Audubon Society starting at $35 a year, or RENEW your membership today! Your membership helps to fund important efforts such as our ongoing habitat restoration projects, the Monarch Rescue Project, our Northern Spotted Owl Outreach program, and of course our monthly field trips and speaker series! We cannot do these important projects, along with our many other efforts, without the support of our dedicated members!


Field Trips Webinar Recordings Archive
2021
March
– Rare Birds of Marin 2020 – by Joseph Zeno, John King, Lucas Corneliuseen and Mark Schulist
February
– GIS Conservation – The Breeding Birds of Marin County – by William Wiskes – CLICK HERE
January
– Marin’s Breeding Birds (How We Know What We Know) by Dave DeSante – CLICK HERE
– New Breading Bird Atlas – by Juan Garcia – CLICK HERE
2020
September
– Snowy Plovers: A Natural History, Breeding Biology & Conservation – CLICK HERE
– Pacific Flyway Shorebird Surveys – CLICK HERE
October
– Diurnal Raptors of Marin – CLICK HERE
– The Natural History of Osprey in Marin County – CLICK HERE
– Red-Tales: Hawkish Behaviors and Migratory Stories – CLICK HERE
November
– Improving Habitat for Central Valley Waterbirds – CLICK HERE