GGAS in the News
2012
Aimee Baldwin’s creatures come home to Tilden Park — Berkeleyside, May 7, 2012. Profile of bird sculptor Aimee Baldwin in advance of her exhibit at GGAS’ 2012 Birdathon dinner. The Sierra Club “Green Life” blog ran a similar piece.
Alameda Navy base now a much-sought wildlife Eden — S.F. Chronicle, May 6, 2012, featuring Leora Feeney, GGAS volunteer with Friends of the Alameda Wildlife Refuge, who have monitored the California Least Tern population at Alameda and advocated for its protection for decades
Richmond Earth Day Project: Wildcat Creek Cleanup — S.F. Chronicle, April 22, 2012, featuring staff and students from GGAS’ Eco-Education program
America’s Cup: Why We’re Still Worried — Huffington Post opinion piece by GGAS Executive Director Mark Welther, March 5, 2012
Birds of the Beach Chalet Need Your Help — Westside Observer opinion piece by GGAS Communications Director Ilana DeBare, March 2012
Burrowing owls, and docents, return to Berkeley Park — Berkeleyside, February 16, 2012
Five burrowing owls return to Berkeley Marina, but future remains uncertain — East Bay Express, February 13, 2012
2011
More than 100 bird-watchers to take annual Christmas bird count around the bay — Mercury News.com, Dec. 26, 2011