Assembly visitors gathered early to see a working, large-scale solar site, while also tallying the types of wildlife that live in harmony with these clean energy centers.

Rising temperatures put 389 North American bird species on the brink of extinction.

Looking back at one of the best successes of the 2018-2019 EagleWatch season.

Ongoing auxiliary banding study will shed light on nest choice.

From new parks to algal blooms, the EagleWatch program keeps an eye on our most iconic raptors.

Conservation Leaders Recognized at 2019 Audubon Assembly in Gainesville.

Volunteer photographer R.J. Wiley captures a stunning moment in a South Florida food web.

Audubon Florida and a coalition of South Florida breweries have teamed up to launch the Everglades Brewers Council. Our members are driven by a united goal: to protect South Florida’s water and amplify regional resilience by promoting Everglades restoration and other vital conservation policies.

Red Knots are returning to beaches once ravaged by a harmful algal bloom. Will red tide hurt their populations again this year?

A new algal bloom has killed fish, birds, sea turtles, and more.