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Color name
RGB
HSL
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#BCA480
Mongoose
188, 164, 128
36, 31, 62
0, 13, 32, 26
#FFFFFF
White
255, 255, 255
0, 0, 100
0, 0, 0, 0
#027C7F
Teal
2, 124, 127
181, 97, 25
98, 2, 0, 50
Conejo Valley Audubon Society (CVAS) is an active chapter of the National Audubon Society, located in Ventura County, Southern California. With over 100 members from southeastern Ventura County and northwestern Los Angeles County, CVAS is dedicated to promoting preservation, education, conservation, and observation. As a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization, donations made to CVAS may be tax-deductible.
CVAS offers a range of activities and programs to foster an appreciation for birds and nature. Their educational programs focus on bird watching and nature education in local schools, while their field trips, led by experienced birders, showcase the diverse array of migrant and residential birds in the region. In addition to their educational initiatives, CVAS also organizes events like the Christmas Bird Count and an Annual Dinner and Auction Fundraiser.
They are actively involved in promoting bird-friendly practices and resources, such as their Bird-Friendly Garden Tour. With a dedicated team of officers and committees, CVAS ensures the smooth operation of their programs and activities. Join CVAS today and be a part of their mission to protect and celebrate the avian wonders of Southern California
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What are Conejo Valley Audubon's brand colors?
The Conejo Valley Audubon color palette uses the hex codes #BCA480, #FFFFFF and #027C7F.
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