As Communications Director for Audubon Florida, Erika coordinates engagement, communication, and publications for the Sunshine State's conservation, coastal, policy, research, Center, and sanctuary programs. Based in Tallahassee, Erika works across the state to tell stories of resiliency, and how birds and people are affected by climate change, development, hurricanes, and more. Prior to Audubon, Erika worked in communications and project management for regional environmental organizations and local government. Erika holds a bachelor's degree from Cornell University, and master's degrees from Duke University and the University of West Florida.
Erika can be reached at erika.zambello@audubon.org.
Chapters & Centers
July 1, 2021
— Unfortunately, buildings and homes that keep bright lights on at night are a hazard, and millions of birds are lost to collisions each year.
News
June 15, 2021
— Six students have worked with Audubon Florida to publish articles on native plants, plastics, pollution, and more.
News
April 7, 2021
— Natasza Fontaine and Robert Gundy criss-crossed the state looking for birds.
Chapters & Centers
January 20, 2021
— The patients in the Raptor Clinic come from around the state.
Conservation
September 23, 2020
— Conservation easements and fee title purchases were funded through the Florida Forever and Rural & Family Lands Protection Programs.
Everglades
September 21, 2020
— It is no surprise that 2019's wading bird numbers declined from the previous year.