Bobcat Ranch Restoration Work

Refurbished Nesting Boxes at Bobcat Ranch; photo courtesy Dash Weidhofer

Bobcat Ranch Restoration Work

A lot has been happening at Audubon California’s Bobcat Ranch recently.

Nina Tortosa, Restoration Intern at the ranch, compiled a comprehensive report of ranch restoration work that she was involved in from September 2019 through March 2020. One of many projects involved repair of part a birding trail used by the Yolo Audubon phenology group. You can read her full report below.

In addition, quite a few nesting boxes have been refurbished for some lucky new owners. (Photo above.)

The Center for Land-Based Learning

SLEWS participants at Yanci Ranch; © Center for Land-Based Learning

The Center for Land-Based Learning

Which local program has finished nearly three hundred habitat improvement projects, mostly on farms, as part of formal high school course work? The answer is SLEWS (Student and Landowner Education […]

Feral Cats and Wild Birds: Part II

The 'catio' keeps cats and birds separated; © Lynda Goff

Feral Cats and Wild Birds: Part II

Our February article described the huge losses that cats inflict on wild birds in California and around the country. Recognizing this as an important conservation problem, YAS explored the issue […]

Yolo Audubon and the Capay Open Space Park

YAS Board Members Michael Perrone, Sonjia Shelly, and John Hansen installing bluebird boxes at Capay Open Space

Yolo Audubon and the Capay Open Space Park

In November 2018 this column discussed ongoing and planned habitat improvements at the Open Space Park on Cache Creek, along County Road 85 just north of the town of Capay. […]