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Protect Beach-nesting Birds from Fireworks this July Fourth Weekend
Coastal Conservation

Protect Beach-nesting Birds from Fireworks this July Fourth Weekend

Least Terns, Black Skimmers, Wilson’s Plovers, Snowy Plovers, and American Oystercatchers nest on Florida coasts.

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Recap: Audubon Florida's 2024 Legislative Update
News

Recap: Audubon Florida's 2024 Legislative Update

We celebrate the good bills that made it across the finish line, and the bad bills we stopped in their tracks. Read on for details and thank you for lending your voice to make these successes possible.

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News & Updates

Celebrating the 1,000th Florida Grasshopper Sparrow Released in the Everglades
Everglades

Celebrating the 1,000th Florida Grasshopper Sparrow Released in the Everglades

The successful captive breeding program was possible with many partners.

Pink Bird Conservation: Flamingo and Spoonbill Updates
News

Pink Bird Conservation: Flamingo and Spoonbill Updates

These iconic Florida birds are bellwethers for environmental health.

Bird Bands Lead to Better Conservation for Sea and Shorebirds
Coastal Conservation

Bird Bands Lead to Better Conservation for Sea and Shorebirds

Reported bird bands provides critical date to researchers, land managers, and policy makers.

Audubon Assembly

Join Us for a Very Special Assembly Keynote and Fun Field Trips

Audubon Assembly this year will feature a three-part keynote.

Fixing Water Levels for Wood Storks
Chapters & Centers

Fixing Water Levels for Wood Storks

Getting the water right on a regional scale improves resilience for both wildlife and people.

A New Home for Owls (and a Black Vulture) Coming to the Center for Birds of Prey
Chapters & Centers

A New Home for Owls (and a Black Vulture) Coming to the Center for Birds of Prey

Support the aviary project at cbop.audubon.org/owlaviary

Audubon’s Corkscrew Swamp Sanctuary Convenes Annual Science Forum
News

Audubon’s Corkscrew Swamp Sanctuary Convenes Annual Science Forum

Founded by Audubon in 2015, the Corkscrew Watershed Science Forum annually unites environmental professionals working within the Corkscrew Watershed to present their work to colleagues, policy staff, decision makers, volunteers, and the general public. The result is a regional forum for networking, productive discussion, and building collaborations aimed at informing and advancing conservation efforts across Southwest Florida.

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