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Altacal Audubon Society is a nonprofit organization dedicated to the preservation and protection of birds and their habitats in Butte, Glenn, and Tehama Counties of Northern California. Positioned along the Pacific Flyway, the society fosters an appreciation for the area's diverse wildlife and provides excellent birding opportunities, boasting over 300 local species. The organization engages the community through educational programs, field trips, and citizen science initiatives, including the Christmas Bird Count and various surveys. Their commitment to conservation and outreach helps to promote awareness of local birds while encouraging protective measures for their natural habitats. Generated from the website

Since 1975, Butte Environmental Council has been protecting the exceptional quality of life in the 1, 670 square miles of Butte County. The cities of Chico, Oroville, Gridley, Biggs, and Paradise bring Butte County's population to over 204, 000. The community-based, nonprofit organization is managed by a board of directors, four staff members, interns and volunteers, and currently has 800 members. To provide a central referral service for environmental organizations and the general public throughout Northern California. To fund programs through membership dues, fundraising events, contracts, and community and business sponsorships.