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2025 Field Trips

All trips are free and open to the public unless stated otherwise. 
Donations are encouraged.
Participants should bring food and water and dress appropriately.
To view our full schedule of events visit our Events page.
Please check the events calendar for trip changes at: www.plumasaudubon.org/calendar

Call Liz at 530.616.8670 or email [email protected] for questions.

May


​Sunday, May 18, 2025

Roadside Clean-up
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Plumas Audubon has supported the Caltrans Adopt-a-Highway program for a number of years. We typically conduct 2-4 highway clean ups per year.

We have had a relatively small crew of dedicated volunteers who have maintained this section of highway to keep it litter free and to protect Indian Creek from pollution. We are seeking the help of our members to bring our stretch of Highway 89 back into good shape. This year we've been assigned to the the portion that begins at Arlington Road and ends at Stampfli Lane, which is just over two miles long and includes Crescent Mills. 

Join us at the intersection of Highway 89 and Arlington Road at 9am Sunday, May 18th for a safety brief. All necessary gear will be provided (bags, litter pickers, vests, helmets, gloves, and goggles). Please wear a bright colored, long-sleeved shirt, long pants, sturdy shoes, and sun protection.

​​​Please contact Faith Strailey, Adopt-a-Roadside Coordinator, if you are interested in helping.
Email: [email protected]
Text: 775-501-0716

June

Let's Go Birding Together!


​Saturday, June 14, 2025
9:00-11:00 AM
Sierra Valley Preserve Nature Center

495 Beckwourth Calpine Road (Map)
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Join Plumas Audubon Society for our 5th year of celebrating Pride Month with Let's Go Birding Together bird walks! Let's Go Birding Together walks are for everyone who loves birds and the outdoors. We welcome those who identify as LGBTQ, allies, families, and anyone who wants to enjoy an outdoor experience that is inclusive. Why do we do this?  Because the outdoors has not always been a welcoming place for LGBTQ people and Audubon wants to help change that.

Meet at the Sierra Valley Preserve Nature Center in Beckwourth at 9:00 AM. Dress up as your favorite bird or in your most colorful Pride plumage and get a chance to win our Best Costume Prize!

Sponsored by Plumas Audubon Society in partnership with Plumas County Gay-Straight Alliance, Plumas Rural Initiative for Diversity and Equity, Feather River Land Trust, Friends of Plumas Wilderness, and The Lost Sierra Company, and The Brewing Lair.
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​Bird Walk at the Farm

​Saturday, June 21, 2025
9:30-10:30 AM

Rugged Roots Farm
501 Crescent Street, Quincy (Map) ​
Join Plumas Audubon Society and Lost Sierra Food Project this Summer Solstice for a morning bird walk around the Rugged Roots Farm. Meet at Rugged Roots Farm at 9:30 AM. Song birds will be in full breeding plumage, singing their hearts out, and furiously building nests for their coming summer brood. ​
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August

August 8-10, 2025

8th Annual Grebe Festival


Click here for more information.
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Stay tuned for more 2025 field trips to be added!
​View past field trips here

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  • Plumas County Birding Guide
  • Projects
    • Aechmophorus Grebe Project >
      • Save Lake Almanor Grebes Fundraiser
      • Monitoring Results
      • Pilot Study
      • Life History
      • Scientific Literature
    • Moonlight Fire Restoration Projects >
      • Sierra Nevada yellow-legged frog Monitoring Project
      • Aspen Monitoring Project
    • PEEP: Plumas Environmental Education Program >
      • Plumas Environmental Education Program (PEEP)
      • Birds and Climate Change Curriculum
    • Past Projects >
      • Genesee Valley Watershed Improvement Project
      • Quincy Watershed Improvement Project
      • Western Pond Turtle
      • Burrowing Owl Project
      • Bank Swallow Monitoring Project
      • Flammulated Owl Project
      • Bird Friendly and Climate-Wise Yards
  • Membership
    • Membership
    • Donate
    • Volunteer >
      • Volunteer
      • Internships
      • Adopt-a-Highway Clean-up
  • Grebe Festival
    • Volunteering >
      • Volunteering Form
    • Amenities, Maps & Directions
  • Events
    • Speakers & Fieldtrips >
      • Speakers
      • Field Trips
    • Calendar
    • Cultivating Connectivity Series
    • Christmas Bird Counts
  • About
    • Meet the Team
    • Opportunities
    • Contact