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Audubon California, together with a statewide network of 48 grassroots chapters and more than 118,000 members, is building a brighter future for birds, people, and nature. Through conservation, advocacy, and community engagement, we are making a lasting impact on California’s landscapes and the wildlife that depends on them.
As a dynamic field program of National Audubon, we use cutting-edge science, policy leadership, and strategic partnerships to tackle the most pressing conservation challenges across the state. California’s incredible biodiversity is under threat from climate change, habitat loss, and environmental degradation—but by working together, we can ensure a future where birds and communities thrive.
Our work spans coastal habitats, wetlands, grasslands, and urban spaces, protecting species like the Allen’s Hummingbird, Tricolored Blackbird, and Western Snowy Plover. From leading conservation ranching programs and creating wetlands across the Central Valley to expanding coastal wetland restoration, protecting precious desert habitats, and supporting climate action initiatives, we are shaping a more resilient California for generations to come. These efforts also ensure that migratory birds along the Pacific Flyway have the healthy habitats they need to complete their cross-hemispheric journeys each year.
With your support, we can turn the tide for birds and ecosystems across the state. Join us—because when we protect birds, we protect our shared future.
Conservation Director and Interim Executive Director, Audubon California
Director of Strategic Operations, Audubon California
Communications Director, Audubon California
Director of Gift Planning
Regional Director of Institutional Giving
Operations Manager, Audubon California
Senior Program Manager, Coasts, Audubon California
Community Building Manager, Audubon California (she/her)
Senior Development Associate
Senior Communications Coordinator, Audubon California (they, them, she)
Senior Coordinator of Contracts, Audubon California
Director of Public Policy, Audubon California
Senior Manager of Government Relations, Audubon California
Director of Geospatial Science, Audubon California
Senior Manager, Climate Policy (she/her)
Senior Water Policy Program Manager, Audubon California
Geospatial Program Manager, Audubon California
Conservation Ranching Program Director, Audubon California
Grace Ferguson Manager, Conservation Ranching Program, Audubon California (she, her)
Rangeland Ecologist, Audubon California
Conservation Ranching Program Senior Outreach Coordinator, Audubon California
Working Lands Program Director, Audubon California
Working Lands Program Manager, Audubon California
Working Lands Program Manager, Audubon California
Project Associate, Audubon California (she, her)
Senior Program Manager Ranch and Land Management, Audubon California
Director Audubon Center at Debs Park, (she/they)
Public Programs Manager, Audubon California
Facility and Operations Manager
Community Conservation Fellow
San Francisco Bay Program Director, Audubon California
San Francisco Bay Program Manager, Audubon California (Sher/Her)
Mia Rosati, Community Conservation Fellow, Richardson Bay Audubon Center & Sanctuary (she, her, hers)
Kern River Preserve Manager, Audubon California
Kern River Preserve Maintenance Assistant, Audubon California
Director Research, Education and Land Management, Audubon Starr Ranch Sanctuary
Project Director, Audubon Starr Ranch Sanctuary
Field Supervisor, Audubon Starr Ranch
Salton Sea and Desert Program Manager, Audubon California
Campaign Organizer, Audubon California
Education Coordinator, Audubon California
Sanctuary Manager, Audubon Wattis Sanctuary
Senior Ranch Coordinator, Williams Sisters Ranch Sanctuary
Emmy Cattani, Advisory Board Chair
A fifth-generation agri-businesswoman from Kern County, Emmy manages her family's investments in agriculture and real estate. She previously worked in private equity and management consulting. Emmy holds degrees from Harvard and Stanford and joined the board in 2022.
Sally Fenton
A longtime conservation supporter, Sally is active in bird-related issues, education, and the arts. She has served as a docent at Stanford’s Cantor Arts Center for over 30 years and joined the board in 2020.
Tom Gallo
Vice President of Strategic Business Development for G3 Enterprises, Tom has deep experience in marketing, community relations, and agriculture. He is active in numerous nonprofits and joined the board in 2018.
Rebeca Ladrón de Guevara
A software developer and published short story writer, Rebeca also serves as Conservation Co-Chair for the Shasta Birding Society, advocating for birds and their habitat along the Sacramento River. She joined the board in 2025.
Kevin Hunting
A retired wildlife conservation expert, Kevin held leadership roles at the California Department of Fish and Wildlife and helped develop the state’s 30x30 biodiversity conservation policy. He joined the board in 2023.
Eric Johnson
An active member of the Sacramento Audubon Chapter, Eric has served on multiple nonprofit and municipal commissions. A Duke and USC graduate, he enjoys birding, running, and conservation advocacy. He joined the board in 2022.
Brita Lundberg
A fourth-generation member of Lundberg Family Farms, Brita works in marketing and sustainability storytelling. With experience in publishing and agriculture, she is passionate about conservation. She joined the board in 2022.
Robert Snow
A retired GPS systems expert with a background in neurophysiology, Robert now focuses on birding and conservation. He serves as Secretary of Fresno Audubon Society and joined the board in 2015.
Kenneth Sobon
A science educator and conservation leader, Ken has served in multiple educational and environmental leadership roles, including directing the Northern Saw-whet Owl Research Project. He joined the board in 2019.
Gary Tavetian
A retired attorney, Gary spent the bulk of his career engaged in environmental litigation for the California Office of Attorney General, representing state agencies that address air quality, water quality, water distribution, protection of fish and wildlife, fire protection among others. He joined the board in 2024.
Dave Tyra
A former IT executive turned conservation leader, Dave has held multiple leadership roles with Morro Coast Audubon Society and coordinates key bird surveys. He joined the board in 2017.
Tammah Watts
A licensed therapist, author, and lifelong advocate for communities in need, Tammah is passionate about birding and nature therapy. Her book, Keep Looking Up, was published in 2023. She joined the board in 2021.
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