Press Center

— New Roseate Spoonbill discovery shows they can live to more than 18 years old in the wild.

— The White House announced the largest ever investment of federal funds for Everglades restoration in January, followed by another historic presidential budget request to Congress in March.

— Big wins for birds, wildlife, and people.

— Sea and shorebirds flock to Florida's coastline in the spring and summer for breeding and nesting season.

— The groundswell of support for the birds of Florida and the Everglades went on to give rise to the National Audubon Society.

— New map showcases progress in the restoration of the River of Grass.

— Audubon partners include ICLEI-Local Governments for Sustainability, the Tampa Bay Regional Resilience Cohort, and the University of South Florida.

— 11 million Floridians to benefit through the Biden Administration's infrastructure bill.

— The CBOP team released 223 raptors back into the wild.

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