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The GGRO is a cooperative program of the Golden Gate National Parks Conservancy and the National Park Service.
The GGRO is proud to be supported by:
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Our Hawk Talks and Banding Demonstrations normally occur
every Saturday and Sunday during September and October, weather permitting (heavy fog
or rain cancels). The Hawk Talk begins at noon - a GGRO volunteer
speaks about hawk migration and identification, and what we do here at
the GGRO. Then at 1pm, a banding volunteer brings up a newly banded
hawk, talks about the banding program, shows everyone the hawk, and lets
it go in front of the crowd. It is a great way to learn about hawks
and see one up close.
You do not have to RSVP – just show up on the hill. Look for the big
banner just west of the main Hawkwatching platform on the very top of
Hawk Hill. The docent will gather everyone by announcing that the talk
will begin in a few minutes. We recommend that you arrive at Hawk Hill
around 11:30, watch some hawks, listen to the talk, then stay longer or
not, depending on the hawks. On Fleet Week weekend or other busy,
beautiful fall days, be sure to leave plenty of time in case you end up
having to park farther down the hill.
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