"Timberrrr" calls were heard near and far on the morning of January 9 in the Tiger Branch area of Highlands Hammock State Park.

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The U.S. Family Foundation has completed a transaction deeding 80 acres of pristine coastal marsh and hammock habitat in Citrus County to the Florida Audubon Society.

On November 20, Audubon Florida’s Eric Draper, Tabitha Cale, and Celeste De Palma attended the groundbreaking of the C-44 Reservoir & Stormwater Treatment Area. This project is the first component of the Indian River Lagoon-South project in the Comprehensive Everglades Restoration Plan.

What we were looking for as the sun was quickly setting was a uniquely banded Snowy Plover - a Snowy Plover whose haunts and habitat are known only to Audubon's research team and a few locals.

Check out this uncommon visitor on one of our Florida State Parks' western beaches!

The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission recently voted unanimously to establish a new Critical Wildlife Area at Second Chance Sandbar in southwest Florida.

Audubon Florida chose to honor Attorney General Pam Bondi with a Bald Eagle release due to her consistent action as a member of the Cabinet to assure purchase of conservation easements on ranchland in the Kissimmee River Watershed.

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A beautiful reminder of the importance of our coastal conservation work. This story was sent in by Paula Muellner, a field technician with the Audubon/Florida Park Service hybrid team in the Florida Panhandle.