Join us and our partners Open Space Authority at Coyote Ridge Open Space Preserve! This rarely hiked biome is rich in flora and fauna found nowhere else in the San Francisco Bay.

Join Peninsula Open Space Trust (POST) for a conversation with Richard Tejeda, founder of Saved By Nature, a South Bay nonprofit that works to provide all community members with equal access to environmental education and nature.

Various cultures have always relied on the land for food. Join us on a virtual nature hike on the Llagas Loop Trail at Rancho Canada del Oro Open Space Preserve for this educational celebration of the many cultural uses of plants and trees found right here in Santa Clara County.

Clean your neighborhoods, local parks, streets, and storm drains for this year's Coastal Cleanup. Trash travels through storm drains, creeks, and rivers to become beach and ocean pollution. Help clean the beach by picking up litter in your community with your household.

Join Santa Clara Valley Audubon Society for a Virtual Speaker Series with Richard Tejeda. The founder and Executive Director of Saved By Nature will discuss his experience growing up in a drug and gang-infested neighborhood in San Jose and shows how the lives of youth and adults can be improved by experiences outdoors.

Join us and our friends from the Wildlife Education & Rehabilitation Center for an exciting live raptor presentation in celebration of our new partnership with Santa Clara Valley Audubon Society. Come learn about each species' biology and identification.

We'll start with introductions from Saved By Nature, Latino Outdoors, and Open Space Authority, followed by a virtual video. At the end, there will be a question and answer session.

Humans are having a devastating effect on wildlife habitat. With declining bird populations around the world, it is important that we understand the situation and help them when we can. Mike Azevedo is the Santa Clara County Coordinator for the California Bluebird Recovery Program.

We'd like to thank the West San Jose Kiwanis Club for their contribution to our Summer Science Project which served 120 kids from the Boys & Girls Clubs of Silicon Valley. 

Our inclusive community has just gotten larger as Saved By Nature is now partnering with Santa Clara Valley Audubon Society (SCVAS). Together we can share our love of birding and nature. Look for the SCVAS virtual speaker series, as our very own founder, Richard Tejeda, will be featured on September 23. In the meantime, find out more about this partnership and Santa Clara Valley Audubon Society by checking out the latest issue of the SCVAS journal Avocet.