Each year Golden Gate Audubon and Friends of Alameda Wildlife Reserve sponsors a workday where volunteers help restore critical California Least Tern habitat. The work happens from September to April when the terns are not present. Activities include pulling out invasive plants, changing out the substrate, and refurbishing the tern shelters.
We will assemble at the main refuge gate, and all materials are provided (please, however, bring work gloves if you have them). Please come and join us for a wonderful day out at our urban refuge!
Meeting location: Located on the northwest portion of the former Alameda Naval Air Station, just east of the city of Oakland. Email us for directions.
2150 Allston Way Suite 210, Berkeley, CA 94704, US
To inspire people to protect Bay Area birds and our shared natural environment.
Founded in 1917, Golden Gate Bird Alliance is one of the oldest wildlife conservation organizations on the West Coast. We have a long history of inspiring and connecting people in the Bay Area with local birds, wildlife and their habitats and today play a critical role in Bay Area wildlife conservation. Golden Gate Bird Alliance has roughly 7,000 members and supporters in San Francisco, Alameda and Contra Costa counties.
Alameda Naval Air Station2501 MonarchAlameda, CA 94501
September 3, 2024
