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• Audubon Florida’s Everglades Science Center Begins Annual Roseate Spoonbill Monitoring Efforts 03.12.2025
  The Everglades Science Center (ESC) has a busy season ahead as staff prepare to monitor nesting Roseate Spoonbills across Florida Bay. This season, the team is led by Wading Bird Research...
• Owl Pellets Are More Than Just a Classroom Hit—They're Also a Thriving Industry 02.12.2025
  Three or four times a year, Chris Anderson takes off on a multi-day road trip around the Western United States. He drives from sunup to sundown to scour farms, vineyards, and forests for the tiny...
  Riis Williams
• From Audubon's Florida Coastal Islands Sanctuaries to Bermuda: A Yellow-crowned Night Heron Success Story 02.12.2025
  Bermuda, a British Overseas Territory located in the Atlantic Ocean about 1,000 miles northeast of Florida, is well known for its clear blue waters and pink sandy beaches. At least 25 bird species...
  Aaron White
• The 125th Christmas Bird Count in Florida 02.12.2025
  Rare species and extremely high numbers are excluded from this summary if details were inadequate or lacking; see our final paragraph for species deleted from Florida CBCs this season. Bold-faced...
  Bill Pranty and Bruce Anderson
• 125th Christmas Bird Count in Canada 26.11.2025
  This year marked the 125th season of the Christmas Bird Count (CBC) in Canada, a milestone in our long-running volunteer-science tradition. As in past years, thousands of people of all ages braved...
  Yousif Attia
• A Day in the Life: Corkscrew Swamp Sanctuary Volunteer 26.11.2025
  It is a sunny Monday morning in November, and Amy Swanson is dressed for the chill in the air. She arrives at Corkscrew Swamp Sanctuary with a light jacket over her uniform and is ready for the day's...
  Renée Wilson
• Top Stories Around Audubon in 2025 25.11.2025
  As the year ends, it’s important to look back and reflect upon one’s accomplishments. This is hard to do when you’re a hemispheric organization with more than 890 staff, 500 community and...
  National Audubon Society
• COP30 Recognized the Role of Forests and Nature in Addressing the Climate Crisis 24.11.2025
  COP30, the United Nations Climate Change Conference, has drawn to a close in Belém, Brazil, marking the end to two eventful weeks that led to significant advances for global efforts to combat...
  National Audubon Society
• A Warm Welcome to Audubon Washington’s New Leader, Amanda Kaplan! 24.11.2025
  20534We are thrilled to welcome Amanda Kaplan to the helm of Audubon Washington. As vice president, Amanda will oversee Audubon Washington and Seward Park Audubon Center staff and programs. She will...
  Teri Anderson, Chapter Network Manager
• 800th Bald Eagle Released from Audubon Center for Birds of Prey 24.11.2025
  On Friday, November 21, the Audubon Center for Birds of Prey released the 800th rehabilitated Bald Eagle into the wild since the Center opened in 1979. Florida House Representative Jennifer Canady...
• Powering Wisconsin’s Future While Protecting Birds and Wildlife 24.11.2025
  (November 24, 2025) Clean energy and conservation can go hand in hand. This is exemplified by Audubon Great Lakes’ work to move the Vista Sands Solar Project forward—poised to become...
  Adam Forrer
• New Policy Tools and Funding Bring Much-Needed Support to Great Salt Lake 22.11.2025
  Below-average runoff and persistent drought are driving water levels close to record lows once again at Great Salt Lake. These conditions serve as a stark reminder that preserving the lake and its...
  Marcelle Shoop
• Audubon honors Lady Bird Johnson, Terry Hershey Award winners at 10th anniversary celebration 21.11.2025
  FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE November 21, 2025  AUSTIN — The National Audubon Society celebrated an inspirational milestone earlier this month, the 10th Anniversary of the Texas Women in Conservation...
• Restoring Watersheds One Meadow at a Time 21.11.2025
  To better understand our lands and waters, sometimes it is useful to take a different perspective.  That is why Trout Unlimited recently hosted a flight tour to see, from the air, watershed...
  Haley Paul
• A Generational Win for the Colorado River: Shoshone Water Rights Secured for Instream Flow Protection 21.11.2025
  On Wednesday, Nov. 19, 2025, the Colorado Water Conservation Board (CWCB) took one of the most consequential actions in the 50-year history of Colorado’s Instream Flow Program, approving the...
  Abby Burk