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.

The new seepage wall will reduce flooding in this community while allowing the remainder of the water to continue flowing through the Everglades.

Audubon Florida and Florida Power & Light Company (FPL) have announced 12 funding recipients for the 2022 Plants for Birds grants.

Seven individuals and organizations were recognized with awards during a ceremony held at Corkscrew Swamp Sanctuary.

Audubon has been advocating for the protection and conservation of the River of Grass since its inception.

After years of research, drafting, and comment, the implementation of the Lake Okeechobee System Operating Manual (LOSOM) is on the horizon.

The Florida Keys National Marine Sanctuary needs more protection. The critical natural resources within its borders face threats from increased boating, fishing, and diving pressure, as well as from ocean acidification and warming, pollution, and habitat loss from sea level rise and intense storm events.