​Current News

We are grateful to our community, members, partners, donors, and supporters who make this work possible. The progress we share in this report reflects your continued investment in wildlife conservation in the Upper Feather River Watershed.  


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​Your Feedback Matters!

PAS is inviting community input on the future use of Dellinger’s Pond. An online survey is available for sharing visions for the property.  

Those with questions or who would like a physical copy of the survey can contact Plumas Audubon Society at 530-616-8670, [email protected] or 429 Main St. in Quincy.

PAS wants to do better at serving our members!

​This survey aims to solicit your input on our communication methods going forward as an effort to adjust our outreach strategy to incorporate members' feedback as we expand the organization's program of work.

​Your feedback will ensure our changes are improvements, allowing us to provide more frequent and meaningful communications, balancing the varied preferences of our members with the sustainability of PAS’s general fund and programs overall.

"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. 
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Click here to find a Wildlife Rehabilitation Facility.

​The mission of Plumas Audubon Society is to promote understanding, appreciation, and protection of the biodiversity of the Upper Feather River Watershed, through education, research, and the restoration and conservation of natural ecosystems.

Plumas Audubon Society has earned the Platinum Seal of Transparency from Candid (formerly GuideStar), signifying the highest level of nonprofit accountability. This distinction reflects our commitment to openness - we publicly share detailed information about our mission, strategies, outcomes, and impact, demonstrating to donors exactly how their contributions yield measurable conservation results.