Science

— In working with researchers across the country and within Central Florida, the Audubon team makes the most of opportunities to advance raptor science.

— Using bands and satellite trackers, Audubon scientists are unraveling the mysteries of some of Florida’s most iconic species. We are already using this new information to advocate for the conservation and protection of the places they need most.

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

— Spoonbill "43" was banded in 2004.

— Birds, big cats, and more!

— New Google map of nest locations incorporates data from the FWC’s plus new nests and relocations.

— 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.

— Audubon scientists in the Keys map seagrasses in Florida Bay to gauge the success of Everglades Restoration.

— A new Audubon climate report showcases which species we can save with decisive action.