Los Angeles Audubon Society

Civic and Social OrganizationsCalifornia, United States2-10 Employees

The Los Angeles Audubon Society operates as a local civic and social organization focused on bird conservation and habitat protection in the Los Angeles area. It engages volunteers in monitoring and protection efforts, supports public education and docent programs, pursues policy advocacy and planning engagement, and reserves the right to pursue litigation when necessary to defend avian species and habitats. Ongoing conservation work targets species such as the Western Snowy Plover and California Least Tern, complemented by lectures, workshops, and a bi-monthly newsletter that reach audiences both locally and beyond. The group also runs outdoor classrooms that educate thousands of students each year about local ecosystems in areas including Ballona Wetlands and Baldwin Hills Parklands, with education activities increasingly positioned under a separate nonprofit entity. Based in Los Angeles, California, the organization contributes to the broader field of conservation within the nonprofit sector, coordinating community science and education to support bird populations and their habitats.

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