Join Marin Audubon Society (MAS) for an entertaining discussion of the GGRO, Migratory Story, and all things raptor, as GGRO Director Allen Fish delves into the best stories from Hawk Hill, and the unique meaning of 2020 for long-term bird monitoring. This program is part of MAS's online birding series. Use the register link pre-register through Zoom. 

Each fall, tens of thousands of birds of prey funnel overhead at the Marin Headlands, the largest known raptor migration along the Pacific Coast. In the early 1980’s a few Marin citizens started conducting counting and banding studies on the flight, studies that drew many volunteers and soon evolved into the Golden Gate Raptor Observatory, a full-fledged program of the Golden Gate National Parks Conservancy in cooperation with the National Park Service. Today, the GGRO is part of a broad program of community science and ecological stewardship coordinated by the Parks Conservancy, including ONE TAM, and the Native Plant Nurseries.