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Save the date: Evening with Owls is October 29, 2010
Past Events & News Photos from Evening with Owls 2008 - thanks to Glenn Neville! Read some of our rescue stories here. Exciting News! As is usual in law-making, compromises were made that we'd rather not see, but at least some progress has been made that will protect beneficial predators... Owls in the News Barn Owl's Wisconsin Appearance a Rare Event "Raptor Ruin" Study Finds Barn Owls Number One Roadkill Victims Digging for Owls (Burrowing Owls) Owls' Ears Map the World: Stealthy birds are better at detecting horizontal shifts in sound sources. (pdf) Congratulations to Keep Barn Owls In Berkeley! The barn owl is now the official bird of the City of Berkeley - read about it in the Golden Gate Audubon Summer 2006 newsletter, where you can also read about a victory for Burrowing Owls (a species of concern). HOP in the News San Geronimo Golf Course Puts up Ten Bluebird Boxes - Marin Independent Journal, July 17, 2010 Hungry Owl Project on ABC7News Kendall-Jackson Winery orders 100 owl boxes! 911 Wildlife, in Texas, uses HOP box and is featured on the local news! Alex Godbe, HOP's Director, interviewed in the Pacific Sun Fine Feathered Friends Northbay Business Journal, February 2008 Airborne with a little TLC - Novato Advance, January 2008 3rd Annual Evening with Owls 2007 Marin IJ Photos (pdf) September 21, 2007 - Contra Costa Times wildlife columnist
Gary Bogue August 1, 2007 - San Francisco Chronicle, Home &
Garden July 25, 2007 - San Francisco Chronicle, Home &
Garden June 17, 2007 - Palo Alto Daily News June 2, 2007 April 2007 - Secondary Poisoning of Red-shouldered Hawk in Golden Gate Park Leads to Rodenticide Restrictions in San Francisco January 13, 2007 We are proud to announce that our director, Alex Godbe, was chosen for a 2006 Jefferson Award for Community Service. Alex is featured in an article in the San Francisco Chronicle and on CBS Eyewitness News. October 2006 - Marin Magazine Marin Independent Journal Marin Independent Journal August 2006 - Barn Owls at Hamilton, Novato Marin Independent Journal May 31, 2006 - Marin Independent Journal Letter to the IJ Editor about HOP efforts + Editorial Cartoon about Barn owls (pdf) March 25, 2006 - San Francisco Chronicle Infineon Hires Owls
to Hunt Rodents (pdf) Watching
out for owls Orphaned
owls rescued
Owls find homes after trees mistakenly
cut Nicasio
Family Cares for Owls She
Gives a Hoot About Owls Making it all work
The Marin Independent JournalNovember 17, 2003 HOP is included in this article about the Marin Art & Garden Center. Novato winery using owls to guard
vinesMark Prado The Pacheco Ranch Winery in Novato has new sentries watching for rodents that eat precious vines: barn owls. Four owl boxes have been placed on property along Alameda del Prado in hopes that the owls will thrive and serve as a non-toxic pest control service. "This project helps the species and helps with rodent control and allows people to stay away from the use of chemicals," said Alex Godbe, program director of WildCare's Hungry Owl Project. Owls
Hinder Civic Center RestorationKRON 4 Television, 2002 The towering spire must have looked like a fancy tree, or maybe a Marin County condo to a pair of barn owls.
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