Fifty years of the Water Resources Act is an important milestone for reflection and a good reminder to return to our roots.

How do birds fare during hurricanes? Our coastal team hit the beaches and barrier islands to perform habitat assessments in the wake of Hurricane Ian.

The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission Officer was recognized for her hard work to protect the habitats that make our state so special.

Each year, Audubon Florida recognizes an individual for their contributions to bird conservation with an award in Guy Bradley’s honor.

Audubon Florida would not be able to deliver much-needed conservation results for our state without the generous support of our donors.

Florida’s beaches may be quieter in the winter, but the Sunshine State’s coldest months are important foraging and resting periods for vulnerable sea and shorebirds.

Florida’s wealth of natural resources is supported by iconic landscapes and habitats that are essential to Floridians’ quality of life.

President Theodore Roosevelt is credited with the founding of America’s National Park System and making land conservation a core American value.

Phyllis Hall earned the Volunteer of the Year Award both for her dedication to birds and the places they need as well as consistently going above and beyond in her service to conservation.

The semi-annual State of the Slough showcases how restoration projects affect South Florida ecosystems.