Morro Coast Audubon Society’s Annual Members’ Meeting
& the Fourth Annual Birds of SLO and Northern Santa Barbara Counties
Business: Introduction of Candidates and the upcoming election; Announcement
of MCAS Volunteers of the Year Awards and Scholarship Awards
Program: Fourth Annual Birds of SLO and Northern Santa Barbara Counties
When: Monday, April 20th, 2026, 7:00 pm
Where: Unitarian Universalists Church of San Luis Obispo, 2201 Lawton Ave.,
SLO. See directions below.
Presenter(s): Curated and Presented by Judy Neuhauser
Recorded Music accompaniment by Aria DiSalvio and Cafe Musique
All MCAS Community Programs are free and open to the public. All ages are welcome.
No signup/registration is required to attend. The recorded program will be posted on our YouTube channel.
To support MCAS’s mission and activities, including Community Programs, please consider becoming a member of MCAS.
Description of Business:
Morro Coast Audubon Society’s Annual Members’ Meeting will include:
Introductions to our candidates for officer and board positions in the upcoming election, and nominations from the floor.
Announcement of winner of the MCAS Volunteers of the Year Awards for 2026.
Announcement of the winners of the MCAS Scholarship Awards for 2026.
Announcement of Special Award.
Description of Program:
Judy Neuhauser will present the Fourth Annual Program of Birds of San Luis Obispo and Northern Santa Barbara Counties. This slide show, featuring photos from some of the best photographers in the area, will showcase the splendor of birds that live and migrate through the spectacularly varied habitats in our counties. The wide range of birds that live in or pass through these landscapes is truly amazing. Join us as we get a close-up look at these birds as they live their lives, in photos taken by some of the Central Coast’s finest nature photographers. The program will be set to recorded music by Aria DiSalvio, a cellist from Santa Cruz, and her musical collaborators, and by Cafe Musique, a local San Luis Obispo County band.
Bio:
Judy Neuhauser is a retired field botanist and educator who worked for many years in California’s deserts, chaparral, and conifer forests, as an outdoor educator, and as a bilingual classroom teacher. She lived and taught for two years in the mountains of Costa Rica. She was founder of Stream Consciousness, local chapter of the Urban Creeks Council, that worked on making creeks a vital part of urban life in San Luis Obispo. She was active in developing and presenting classroom programs on birds for MCAS and served as the MCAS President for 5 ½ years.
Directions to Location:
Directions to 2201 Lawton Ave., SLO:
From South St. near Broad St., turn onto Meadow St. next to Meadow Park.
You will see the church parking lot on your left. Turn in at the second entrance to the parking lot. Walk through the gate (there is a disabled ramp there). Our room is the second door on the left. We will be meeting in the Social Hall. Map
If you have questions, email Wendy McKeown, Programs Chair commprograms@morrocoastaudubon.org
