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Bins to Bolivia
After the huge success of our 2021-2022 Bins to Perú Program, we're thrilled to announce our next venture: Bins to Bolivia! Support the Bolivian Association of Ornithology (ASBOR) in their mission to study and conserve birds in Bolivia. Our goal is to deliver high-quality binoculars to enhance their impact on birding worldwide. Click HERE to learn how you can help us achieve this goal!
Illustration by Tara Hempstead (Instagram: @popt_art)
New PAS gear now available!
Just in time for the holidays, Pasadena Audubon has lots of great new gear and gifts. Check out our gear page for details!
Native Plants
While planting native plants have many benefits to our ecosystem, it can promote birds’ survival by serving the essential needs–food and...
Native Birds
We have fabulous local, native birds, such as the California Towhee, California Quail and California Thrasher. You can find these birds...
Birding Spots
Pasadena and Los Angeles county have a lot of great places to go birding. There are online birding resources which can link you up...