A handful of flying seabirds caught the attention of FWC Officer Lee Lawshe in early May while he was patrolling Matanzas Wildlife Management Area.

This may be the fastest startup ever for an Everglades related water management project.

Audubon Florida staff will be meeting with District staff and contacting board members in advance of the board’s final decision.

Spring has arrived on Florida beaches with warmer temperatures and shorebirds beginning their yearly nesting cycle.

This is when life really starts gets exciting on our beaches and coastal areas!

T PIPLFKJ5SecBLtTalbotFL31115-300x262.jpg he critical role of high quality habitat protected within Florida’s coastal parks and preserves was demonstrated recently by two recent, cross-state resightings of the same banded Piping Plover.

Many tourists travel to Florida each year and mistake the beautiful Roseate Spoonbill for another iconic pink bird – the American Flamingo.

Audubon Intern Brittney Deoliveira submitted this recap of her experience helping with the Rally for Amendment 1 & Clean Water on February 18.

New South Florida Water Management District Report Highlights Steep Decline in Wading Bird Nesting