PURPOSE

To advance public understanding of the value and need for conservation of our wildlife, its habitat, and all natural resources, and to understand the relationship of such wise use and intelligent treatment to human progress.

To accomplish these goals, the Conejo Valley Audubon Society:

•Supports regional and state environmental efforts.
•Supports restoration and preservation of the natural wetlands in the Camarillo Regional Park
•Provides ecological field study programs for local schools
•Provides speakers on wildlife and the environment to local schools and groups.
•Provides awards at the Ventura County Science Fair for the best research projects in the fields of wildlife protection and environmental education.
•Participates in Audubon's annual bird census efforts, the Christmas Bird Count.
•Promotes and provides "Audubon Adventures" to local schools.
•Provides birding field trips for members and the public.
•Provides a wildlife/environment educational booth at the Ventura County Fair.

NEWSLETTER

Our monthly newsletter provides an updated report on our completed and ongoing efforts.

MEETINGS

Regular meetings are held on the first Monday evening of each month, September through May, at the Western Foundation of Vertebrate Zoology, 439 Calle San Pablo, Camarillo, CA. Everyone is welcome.

The Western Foundation of Vertebrate Zoology is a non-profit organization founded in 1956 to promote the study and conservation of birds and other vertebrates. The organization makes contributions in the areas of natural history collections, original research and conservation. Exit Hwy 101 at Pleasant Valley Rd. Head south on Pleasant Valley Rd. - this road eventually veers to the west. Continue west on Pleasant Valley Rd. past Lewis Road. The second street past Lewis Rd. is Calle San Pablo. Turn right onto Calle San Pablo. The foundation is the fifth building on the left. Map