Protecting Birds and Habitat Through Education, Restoration and Research
SINCE ITS INCEPTION IN 1910, the Los Angeles Audubon Society has come a long way in serving its mission to protect and preserve birds and their habitat.
LA Audubon’s education and conservation programs provide hands-on opportunities to take part in habitat restoration projects and wildlife monitoring projects.
Some projects include:
- two community science monitoring programs that collect data, one for Western Snowy Plover along the LA County coastline and another for the Least Tern colony at Venice Beach
- LA Audubon’s bird-friendly tree trimming guidelines which continue to be adopted by local jurisdictions
- four monthly bird walks where all are welcome, led by experts in bird identification
- LA Audubon’s school-aged outdoor classrooms that teach the importance of habitat preservation to over 5000 under-served students annually and aim to inspire the next generation of environmental leaders. These pupils study local ecosystems located at the Ballona Wetlands, Kenneth Hahn State Recreation Area, Baldwin Hills Scenic Overlook and the Santa Monica Bay
These programs have inspired projects such as the student-produced “Kill Your Lawn” comic book, which offers tips to transform your yard into a water-wise garden.
Becoming a member of LA Audubon not only helps protect local birds, it provides important opportunities to build community and educate LA youth about concrete ways they can improve the environment.
| PHONE NUMBER | (323) 876-0202 |
| laas@laaudubon.org | |
| WEBSITE | http://www.losangelesaudubon.org |
| SOCIAL MEDIA | |
| FORMS OF PAYMENT | |
| SERVICES PROVIDED | Environment, Wildlife Conservation, Birds, Education, Nonprofit |
| MISSION STATEMENT | "The mission of the Los Angeles Audubon Society is to promote the enjoyment and protection of birds and other wildlife through environmental education, conservation and habitat restoration. An important strategic goal is to provide after-school environmental education targeting under-served youth and their communities in the urban core." |
| SERVICE AREAS |
Central Atwater Village • Baldwin Hills • Bel Air • Beverly Grove • Beverly Hills • Boyle Heights • Century City • Cheviot Hills • Chinatown • Commerce • Culver City • Dockweiler • Dodgertown • Downtown • East Hollywood • East Los Angeles • Echo Park • Edendale • Fairfax • Firestone Park • Gramercy Park • Griffith Park • Hancock Park • Hollywood • Hollywood Hills • Inglewood • Jefferson Park • Koreatown • Ladera Heights • Larchmont Village • Leimert Park • Los Angeles • Los Feliz • Macarthur Park • Mid-Wilshire • Miracle Mile • Mount Olympus • Oakwood • Outpost Estates • Palms • Park Mesa Heights • Pico Heights • Pico-Robertson • Pico-Union • Rancho Park • Rimpau • Silver Lake • University Park • Vermont • Vermont Square • View Park • Watts • West Adams • West Hollywood • Westlake • Westwood • Whitley Heights • Windsor Hills Westside Brentwood • El Segundo • Fox Hills • Lennox • Malibu • Mar Vista • Marina del Rey • Montana • Ocean Park • Pacific Palisades • Playa del Rey • Playa Vista • Santa Monica • Sawtelle • Topanga • Venice • West Los Angeles • Westchester |
How You Can Pitch In
Refer A Business
Let us know about your favorite local business. We’ll donate $10 to Los Angeles Audubon Society for each recommendation.
Volunteer
- Become a volunteer docent at Ballona Wetlands or Kenneth Hahn State Recreation Area. No experience is necessary, just a love of the outdoors and a willingness to work with children. Naturalist training will be provided.
- Restore native habitat at Baldwin Hills Scenic Overlook during one of our ongoing restoration events.
- Help to monitor the threatened Western Snowy Plover, and the endangered Least Tern along Los Angeles County beaches. This is a great opportunity to learn about our beaches from a conservation point of view.
Donate
- Become a member of Los Angeles Audubon (a separate chapter of The Audubon Society).
- Sponsor a student or school and help connect urban youth to the great outdoors.
