Local reviewers curate the information for accuracy so each page is current and helpful to visiting birders. If you find a BirdingHotspots page needs updating, please use the Suggest an Edit button on the page to suggest an edit. Information found on a BirdingHotspots.org webpage: • Publicly birdable locations • Direct links to eBird • Habitat images and maps • Accessible trails • Entrance or parking fees • Roadside birding options • Tips for birders • Restrooms or other facilities • Directions • Birds of interest

There are more than 500 eBird Hotspots available for Santa Barbara County, and a number of these have been described at the BirdingHotspots.org project. You will also find Hotspot Groups which highlight localized Hotspots within a specific geographic area or in similar surrounding habitat. Explore the Santa Barbara County Birding Hotspots webpage: 

Birding Hotspots.org is a non-commercial, open-source project that collects information from eBird and other websites. It is a wiki-style collaborative space where anyone can add to or update the contents for each individual hotspot page. Hotspot information that is not provided by eBird. This growing resource links eBird data to individual state, county, and hotspot web pages where birders can read about each location in detail.