As a result of the impacts of Hurricane Ian, we are canceling the Audubon Assembly in Ft. Myers this year. Though we are disappointed we cannot see you all in person, our hearts and minds are with those across Florida working to recover after the storm.
If you paid a registration fee, you will be refunded in full. Your refund confirmation will arrive via email from Eventbrite. If you had a room reserved with the Assembly block at the Luminary Hotel, your registration will automatically be canceled. If you booked a room at a different hotel, please follow up with them directly.
We still want to virtually flock together this fall, so we have pivoted some of our Assembly events to an online platform. This content will be free for everyone, even if you did not register for the in-person Assembly.
October 12, 2022 at 6 p.m. | Conservation Action Agenda Setting
Join staff and chapters from across the state as they present their conservation priorities for the coming year.
To register, click here.
October 27, 2022 at 6 p.m. | Audubon Wins and Work for Birds and Florida - A Year in Review
Julie Wraithmell, Executive Director of Audubon Florida, takes us on an exciting journey around the state as we celebrate this year's conservation accomplishments, where we need to continue to push to protect birds and the places they need, and staff awards. Tune in for the opportunity to win fun prizes!
To register, click here.
November 2, 2022 at 6 p.m. | Chapter Celebration and Florida Audubon Annual Meeting
Join us for the brief annual meeting of Florida Audubon Society as well as a celebration of Audubon’s 45 chapters, their successes, and the announcement of this year’s chapter awards winners!
To register, click here.
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