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Birds and the Emperor: Three little owls from California go to Washington to send a message

This novel is a hybrid of nature fantasy, science fiction, and dystopian political satire. It features three young Burrowing Owls with superpowers who go to Washington and send the country’s elite a messy message. Learn more.

Our Owls: Burrowing Owls in Cesar Chavez Park, Berkeley

A loving documentary featuring more than 100 photographs supported by narrative drawn from the scientific literature about these charming endangered birds. Learn more.

Audubon’s Rifle: The story behind the making of Audubon’s bird paintings, drawn from Audubon’s own writings, revealing the path of destruction he and his friends left in the wilderness

Almost every bird Audubon painted was dead. Audubon shot it, and arranged its carcass on a wire rig to make it look alive. Audubon’s own Ornithological Biography books show that he took pleasure in shooting large quantities of birds, and often did so. He is unfit as a patron saint of bird conservation. His methods were so rapacious that even hunters could not adopt his name today. Learn more.

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