People love fireworks, but they can frighten birds to death - literally! Learn how to help.

Dr. Paul Gray, Audubon Florida’s Director of Science, understands the importance of Florida’s agriculture, earning him an award from Florida Cattlemen’s Association.

14 new boater education kiosks installed in eastern Panhandle

Banded Black Skimmer pair spends winters apart and relocates each other three years running for the duration of nesting season.

U.S. House of Representatives Passes Appropriations Minibus H.R. 2740 containing $200 million in FY2020 for the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers’ South Florida Ecosystem Restoration Program to implement Everglades restoration.

Members of two friends groups learn about nesting birds as part of the 8th annual sanctuary tour.

Audubon Florida is presenting its 2019 “Sustainable Rancher of the Year” award at the Florida Cattlemen’s Association annual convention at Marco Island to Jim Strickland, a rancher with six decades of experience in the industry.

Audubon Florida has been hard at work, and over the last month, some significant victories have materialized in the shape of increased federal funding for Everglades restoration, major milestones for two critical restoration projects, and a major shift in water management that is giving Lake Okeechobee a fighting chance at recovery.

An official report says that South Florida's wading birds had an even better 2018 than we thought.

One establishment in St. Pete Beach, Chris's Beachside Bar, has found a way to accommodate both people and birds during their beach volleyball event.