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Return of the Salmon Festival at the Coleman National Fish Hatchery

By on September 26, 2022 in

 

Join us as we celebrate the 28th annual Return of the Salmon Festival. This family friendly event is free to the public and will have over 50 booths with information and activities. View salmon spawning operations, a salmon aquarium, natural resource information booths and much more. Wintu Audubon will sponsor a booth with activities for all.

Coleman Fish Hatchery is resuming its Return of the Salmon Festival and Wintu Audubon will once again offer a booth for the birds, not to mention the festival goers! At our booth we hand out information on birds and the chapter, and help lucky children make quail-calls! If you can spare a couple hours to help staff our booth, please contact Dan Greaney at greaneys@yahoo.com .  No expertise but friendliness required!

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Return of the Salmon Festival at the Coleman National Fish Hatchery

By on September 21, 2022 in

 

Join us as we celebrate the 28th annual Return of the Salmon Festival. This family friendly event is free to the public and will have over 50 booths with information and activities. View salmon spawning operations, a salmon aquarium, natural resource information booths and much more. Wintu Audubon will sponsor a booth with activities for all.

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Return of Salmon Festival at the Coleman National Fish Hatchery

By on August 26, 2018 in

Join us as we celebrate the 26th annual Return of the Salmon Festival. This family friendly event is free to the public and will have over 50 booths with information and activities. View salmon spawning operations, a salmon aquarium, natural resource information booths and much more. Ride the free shuttle from the Anderson Walmart to avoid the congestion and limited parking at the hatchery. Food is provided by Black Butte School.

Wintu Audubon will sponsor a booth. If you’d like to volunteer, please contact Chad Scott, 619-852-4555, for details.

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Local Weekday Bird Walk at Battle Creek State Wildlife Area

By on March 2, 2017 in

Barrow's Goldeneye Pair

The California Dept. of Fish and Wildlife has restored riparian habitat and maintains trails along Battle Creek including a connecting trail through an extensive marsh and impoundment to the Coleman National Fish Hatchery. During this 1/2 –day trip we expect to see a good variety of winter passerines, Bald Eagles, rails and ducks. Wear sturdy shoes. Trails are groomed but ground is uneven. Our Vice President and Program Co-ordinator Linda Aldrich will lead. We meet at the parking lot at Battle Creek Wildlife Area, reached by taking highway 5 or highway 273 south to Anderson, turning off at the Outlet Mall and following the signs to Coleman Fish Hatchery.

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Return of the Salmon Festival

By on September 24, 2016 in

View salmon spawning operations, a salmon aquarium, natural resource information booths and much more. Wintu Audubon will staff a booth. Contact Bea Currie at 243-3955 for details to lend a hand at the event!