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A letter from Executive Director,
​Elizabeth Ramsey:
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Join the Plumas Audubon team!
​We are hiring Wildlife Field Technicians for 2026. View our Opportunities page for information on how to apply.

View our
​2025-2030
​Strategic Plan:
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Thank you to all who supported the 2025 Lake Almanor Grebe Festival!
​Read our full message and take the survey:
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"I Found an Injured or Abandoned Bird.
What do I do?"

We often receive calls regarding injured wildlife, particularly birds. In the Spring, this is especially common with baby birds. Plumas Audubon Society is not a licensed wildlife rehabilitation center, therefore all we can provide is advice on the next steps to be taken when discovering injured or abandoned wildlife. 
Click here to find a Wildlife Rehabilitation Facility.

Plumas Audubon promotes understanding, appreciation, and protection of the biodiversity of the Feather River Region through education, research, and the restoration and conservation of natural ecosystems

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