Organizations we support
The organizations below are doing critical work to protect birds, wildlife, and natural habitats through research, conservation, education, habitat restoration, and community science. If their mission resonates with you, please consider supporting them directly through a donation or by volunteering your time.
INDIA
SAVE (Saving Asia’s Vultures from Extinction) is a consortium of conservation organizations working across South and Southeast Asia to prevent the extinction and support the recovery of threatened vulture species. Its work combines research, advocacy, conservation breeding, and Vulture Safe Zones to address threats such as toxic veterinary drugs and other causes of vulture decline.
www.save-vultures.org
The Bombay Natural History Society (BNHS) is one of India's oldest conservation organizations, conducting research, conservation, and education programs across the country. Their work includes protecting endangered species such as the Indian Skimmer, the Great Indian Bustard, and vultures, and expanding grassland and wetland bird conservation in India.
www.bnhs.org
CALIFORNIA
Golden Gate Bird Alliance protects birds and their habitats throughout the Bay Area through conservation advocacy, environmental education, and community engagement. Their work helps ensure healthy ecosystems for both birds and people.
www.goldengatebirdalliance.org
San Francisco Bay Bird Observatory (SFBBO) advances bird conservation through scientific research, habitat restoration, and community science. Their projects monitor bird populations and provide data that guide conservation decisions throughout the Bay Area.
www.sfbbo.org
Point Blue Conservation Science advances the conservation of birds, wildlife, and ecosystems through science, partnerships, and outreach. Their research helps protect habitats, build climate resilience, and develop nature-based solutions that benefit both wildlife and people.
www.pointblue.org
The California Bird Atlas is California's first statewide Breeding Bird Atlas, bringing together thousands of community scientists to document where birds breed and how they use the state's diverse landscapes. The data collected will create a lasting resource that guides bird conservation, habitat protection, and biodiversity planning for years to come.
www.californiabirdatlas.org
RICHMOND, CALIFORNIA
Protect Wildcat Canyon is a community-led initiative working to preserve the natural landscapes, wildlife, and biodiversity of Wildcat Canyon Regional Park. Through advocacy and public engagement, they help protect one of the East Bay's most valuable open spaces.
www.protectwildcatcanyon.org
SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA
Starr King Open Space is a community-led effort that works to restore and steward the natural habitats of Starr King Open Space in San Francisco. Volunteers help improve biodiversity, remove invasive species, and create healthier urban ecosystems for wildlife.
www.starrkingopenspace.org
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The California Academy of Sciences advances scientific research, conservation, and environmental education. Its scientists study biodiversity around the world while inspiring future generations to care for and protect nature.
www.calacademy.org
The Cornell Lab of Ornithology is a world leader in bird research, conservation, education, and community science. Through programs such as eBird, Merlin Bird ID, and Bird Academy, the Lab helps people understand and protect birds worldwide.
www.birds.cornell.edu
The National Audubon Society protects birds and the places they need through science, conservation, policy advocacy, and public engagement. Its network of chapters, sanctuaries, and community programs helps conserve birds across the Americas.
www.audubon.org