Birding By Boat The Migrations of le Bateau du Audubon
Reconnection of humans with their environment by direct contact with nature and its ways on the only oar-driven floating classroom on the West Coast. Tim Anderson: Oarsman and Naturalist
	Choose a page! Endangered Species Le Bateau Migrates with the Birds! Le Bateau -- Projects! Home for Birding by Boat -Tim's New Boat! -Reserves and Intertidal Preservation Project -Kelp Beds Destroyed -My Supporters and Allies -The Most Beautiful Creatures Plants of Los Cerritos Wetlands A Gif animation of Tides at Los Cerritos --National Wildlife Refuge --Shrimp Videos!	Video Clips of Birds, Otters, more
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Welcome Aboard Le Bateau Du Audubon! Your Tax Deductible Donations fund low cost tours for school groups, Estuarine Research, this website, and support activities associated with state and federal wildlife agencies. This is all about reconnecting you with Mother Nature. See Shorebirds up close, feeding, fledging, fighting, flying and just having good clean bird fun. More than that, learn something about the great chain of creatures on which the health of the wetlands and the Ocean depends. Donate $250.00 or more and bring up to four friends for a float aboard Le Bateau du Audubon at either Tomales Bay, Elkhorn Slough, Moro Bay, Upper Newport Bay or South San Diego Bay. All activities are a 501 c(3) Non-profit function of Social and Environmental Entrepreneurs.Bird Tim Anderson Le Bateau du Audubon 7801 Fourteenth St. Westminster, Ca. 92683