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Interpretive Associate for the Watershed Watchers Program
Come join us! We are hiring an Interpretive Associate to work at the Don Edwards San Francisco Bay National Wildlife Refuge. Part-time, ~18 hours/week Gain experience working in the non-profit sector and work closely with Refuge staff and volunteers. Help with interpretive, education and restoration activities, and engage diverse audiences with nature. Work…
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The Spring 2024 Issue of Tide Rising, our quarterly newsletter, is here
by Ceal Craig Tide Rising: Volume 5, Issue 3, Spring 2024. The San Francisco Bay Wildlife Society is happy to publish the latest issue of its digital newsletter, Tide Rising: Volume 5,…
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Marsh-In Summer Camp and Program Associate 2024
We are hiring! Want the chance to work outdoors on a National Wildlife Refuge and engage kids with nature? Apply to join our team at the San Francisco Bay Wildlife Society as the Summer Camp Associate! We are looking for a passionate and tenacious team member to engage with our…
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Great Backyard Bird Count • February 16 — 19, 2024
Join people from around the world count wild birds on the February 16 to 19 weekend and then submit your data online for scientists to use in their research. The kid-friendly event is run by the Cornell Lab of Ornithology and National Audubon Society, plus other sponsors and international…
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Bay Area Older Adults 50+ spring time hikes 2024
Are you an adult 50+ years old living in the Bay Area? Join us and explore Santa Clara County’s open spaces and enjoy lakes, mineral springs, migrating birds, wildflowers and more while learning about Silicon Valley’s rich culture, history and wildlife. Registration required at https://www.bayareaolderadults.org/bao-hikes. Birding along Uvas Creek Wednesday February…
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Participate in February 2024 King Tides Project in Alviso
Very high tides known as King Tides are coming to shorelines across California Friday, February 9, 2024. King Tides are caused when there is alignment of the gravitational pull between the sun, moon and Earth. They are predictable and happen a few times of year. They are the highest…
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The Winter 2023 Issue of Tide Rising, our quarterly newsletter, is here
by Ceal Craig Tide Rising: Volume 5, Issue 2, Winter 2023. The San Francisco Bay Wildlife Society is happy to publish the latest issue of its digital newsletter, Tide Rising: Volume 5,…
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Volunteer positions available
Join a fun group of Refuge Volunteers who share a passion! Come join us! We need your help. Nature Store Volunteer, Fremont * Manage Nature Store sales * Trained to engage with Refuge visitors and respond to questions. * Weekend shifts * Network and learn about the refuge Please contact [email protected] for more information. Fremont Visitors’…
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Support us with our membership drive this 2023 holiday season
Nature-themed Gifts This holiday season, share your love of nature and the National Wildlife Refuges by gifting your loved ones nature-themed gifts. You can buy the nature-themed gifts online or you can mail us a check along with an order form. ⇊…
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On #GivingTuesday 2023 help us conserve and preserve the essential wildlife habitat of the San Francisco Bay
San Francisco Bay Wildlife Society wants to wish you all happy holidays. No matter what holiday you may celebrate, as we all gather this season, we share the common values of gratitude, compassion, and giving. #GivingTuesday, the Tuesday after Thanksgiving, falling on November 28, 2023 this year, has become a…
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Become a Supporter of the San Francisco Bay Wildlife Society. Your membership will include a subscription to the Tide Rising newsletter and a 15% discount at the Don Edwards San Francisco Bay National Wildlife Refuge Nature Stores at the Visitor Center in Fremont, and the Environmental Education Center in Alviso.
Volunteering at the Refuge is a rewarding and valuable experience. Through a variety of public programs, visitors understand and appreciate the natural and cultural history of the Refuge.
Your support of our education, interpretation, and research activities is more important than ever. Any amount you’re willing to donate will be greatly appreciated! Donations may be fully tax-deductible.