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Stay up to date with our most recently published articlesFeather Fest Champion, Spring 2022
By Mary Kadri On May 7th, 2022 Sheryl Nadeau, long-time PWA docent and incredible all-around volunteer, pulled off another successful spring Feather Fest. Several dozen children attended, along...
read moreTribute to Andy LaCasse
In Memory of Beloved PWA Member Andy LaCasse (1942-2022) by Len Nelson, Research Chair Without the inspiration, insights and education I absorbed from Andy Lacasse, I would not be doing the research...
read moreMonitoring Herons & Egrets at Ellis Creek
Photo of Linda Sheppard & Len Nelson By Mary Kadri Among the several pleasures of volunteering with Petaluma Wetland Alliance, and then volunteering to help lead researcher Len Nelson, is...
read moreRiding with the Researcher
One of the first things Len Nelson, lead bird researcher, will tell you if you ask to go along on one of his birding trips, is “I hope you don’t have a time limit.” Take my word for it, clear your...
read moreEggs in Barn Owl Box
Owl pair in box have laid at least 7 eggs in the owl box in ECWRF. Was able to catch glimpse in short video below.
read moreBike and Drone Tour of North Petaluma River
I toured this area with Elizabeth Howland and Mayor Teresa Barrett two months ago and agreed to create a tour video which I was able to do with a friend with drone and tech skills. Click on frame...
read moreSpring Feather Fest for Kids offered May 7
PWA will be holding a bird count for students on May 7. We will go birding in teams of six students, each accompanied by experienced adult birders. We’ll observe nesting behavior of birds amidst the...
read moreFull Moon over Shollenberger Park
Pic taken by John Shribbs at sunset while walking Shollenberger Park Dec 2021. Rains have filled the Central Pond with water and the birds have come...
read moreChristmas Bird Count 4 Kids Jan 1
See flyer below for...
read moreTrail Guide QR Scan Signs Completed
Marty Slonim helped John Shribbs replace all 16 of the QR scan signs in Shollenberger Park. We had to dig up most of the posts to straighten them out. When posts dry out we will add new blue paint...
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