Audubon attends ceremony for major Everglades project.

At Audubon, we held our breath this year as a predicted busy hurricane season had the potential to impact not only our coastal communities, but our beach-nesting birds as well. Hurricane Debby skirted Florida's Gulf Coast as a tropical storm, effectively ending the nesting season in Southwest Florida before making landfall as a hurricane in the Big Bend area in August. Helene and Milton had large impacts on neighborhoods, shorelines, and barrier islands in September and October.

Goodbye 2024, hello 2025!

Senior Coordinator of Shorebird Stewardship Brian Cammarano details his Christmas Bird Count experience.

A letter from the new Florida Audubon Society board chair.

The Florida Cabinet approved purchases and easements under the Florida Forever and Rural and Family Lands Protection programs.

Officials unveiled final version of plan following years of public input.

Audubon Florida recently honored seven conservation leaders as part of its annual Assembly event on November 7-9, 2024 in Daytona Beach.

To protect vulnerable raptors this year, EagleWatch volunteers worked with local governments to safeguard nests in their communities while alerting the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service to a potential new threat.

If you see a banded eagle, report the band to the Bird Banding Lab or to the EagleWatch program at eaglewatch@audubon.org.