In a changing climate, South Florida needs to buy time to improve resilience. Restoring the Everglades offers the opportunity for both.

A recent tour of Lake Okeechobee brought renewed hope and relief to Audubon’s Everglades team.

2018 will go down in the record books as one of the greatest years for wading bird nesting efforts in recent memory. However, one of Audubon’s indicator species exhibited disappointing nesting efforts by comparison.

In 2019, more than 200 volunteers were trained and participated in Jay Watch surveys.

Fall legislative committees are in full swing in the run up to the January 2020 Session.

The Alafia Banks Critical Wildlife Area is leased from and managed in collaboration with The Mosaic Company and Port Tampa Bay as a bird sanctuary.

Thanks to a community scientist, critical bird band data charts movements of these iconic seabirds.

Audubon’s hard-working coastal biologists and volunteers were thrilled in 2019 to see more breeding success than the previous year.

On Monday, the Town Council of Fort Myers Beach voted down an ordinance exception that would have allowed boardwalk construction into nesting bird habitat in the Little Estero Island Critical Wildlife Area (CWA).

Assembly visitors gathered early to see a working, large-scale solar site, while also tallying the types of wildlife that live in harmony with these clean energy centers.