Please join our community of supporters! To become a member click on the Donate Now button on the left, and follow the instructions to join on a secure website. When you have finished, you will be delivered back to our website. If you prefer, download and print the membership form. You will need Adobe Acrobat Reader to download this PDF form. We accept Visa and MasterCard. If you need more information please call (530) 757-3780.

Your membership makes it possible for over 4000 school children a year to discover the wonders of wetlands first hand. In addition to the satisfaction of supporting our conservation and education programs member benefits include:

• Home delivery of the Yolo Flyway newsletter
• Western Waterfowl Identification cards for donations of $50 and above
• E-mail notification of Yolo Basin Foundation field trips and other events
• Field trips – no donation is requested from members
• Flyway Nights Lecture Series - no donation is requested from members
• For additional benefits, consider joining our Yolo Flyway Club or Yolo Basin Club

The Yolo Flyway is a periodic publication of the Yolo Basin Foundation where members receive detailed reports on what is happening at the Yolo Wildlife Area. Regular features include Nature Notes, a teachers’ page and our calendar and description of upcoming events. The Yolo Flyway will keep you updated on this wonderful local resource. You’ll also get notice of our activities by email, if you’d like.

Field trips to the Yolo Wildlife Area led by local experts are held the second Saturday of every month. Participants at all levels of experience are welcome. Other field trips include spring visits to the Yolo Wildlife Area vernal pools, as well as the opportunity to view ducklings at the Conaway Ranch wetlands and the chance to observe the night fly-out of the Yolo Causeway bat colony.

Flyway Nights is a monthly lecture series featuring expert guest speakers on subjects of interest to our members. Topics presented in previous years include insects, amphibians, and reptiles of the Yolo Wildlife Area, rice farming and its benefits to wildlife, vernal pools, and Swainson’s hawks.