A pair of banded Burrowing Owls – photo by Jim Rose
Burrowing owls are a species of small ground-dwelling owl that are found across much of California, where there are a Species of Special Concern and are a candidate for listing under the California Endangered Species Act, due to their declining population and habitat loss.
Our January Nature and You speaker is Catherine Portman, President of the Burrowing Owl Preservation Society (BOPS). In her talk, Catherine will discuss some of the unique behaviors and ecology of burrowing owls and then explore some of the conservation challenges facing the species.
Join us on Zoom at 7pm on January 28th to hear Catherine’s talk. Register via the link below to receive the Zoom link.
I will send out the link on the afternoon of January 28th. If you register after 3pm on 1/28 or if you have unsubscribed from Tuleyome's emails, please contact Geoff at gbenn@tuleyome.org for the link.
This is a free event, however a donation of $10 or more is suggested to help support Tuleyome’s programs. If you have any questions, please reach out to Geoff Benn at gbenn@tuleyome.org.