TAKE THE PLEDGE AND JOIN US TO PROTECT NORTH CAROLINA’S BIRDS.

More than 200 species of birds found in North Carolina are at risk because of the damaging effects of climate change. If we don’t take action now many of those birds might be gone forever.

Audubon’s Survival by Degrees report found that two-thirds our birds in the continental US and Canada are at risk of suffering severe declines without immediate action to reverse climate change. That is within our children’s lifetime. But armed with this science, we have an opportunity to create a different outcome.

Audubon is sounding the warning bell, and we are inviting everyone to join us. The time is now to make real and lasting change for the future – for birds, for ourselves and for generations to come.

All of Audubon’s work in North Carolina to protect habitats and birds, to drive public policy and to engage citizens becomes even more important as birds are forced to make changes while adapting to the effects of climate change. It will take all of us acting together to secure a better future for the birds we care about.

TAKE THE PLEDGE AND JOIN US TO PROTECT NORTH CAROLINA’S BIRDS.

Our Birds Are At Risk

Climate change is affecting many of the birds we love. Among the species listed as climate threatened or endangered are the Brown-headed Nuthatch, Wood Thrush, American Oystercatcher and many more. Learn about a few of the birds and our work to protect them.

Birds are stepping up once again to be our watchdog and to give us hope. Climate change can seem like such a large and daunting issue, but birds can show us the way to solutions and motivate us to change. It’s not too late.

Take the Pledge

Join us, and pledge to take action to help climate threatened birds. Small changes will add up to a brighter future for birds and for ourselves. So encourage your friends, family, church and work communities to take the pledge too.

When you pledge to help protect birds, you’ll receive:

• An Audubon North Carolina sticker
• A monthly e-Bulletin with the latest news on birds and climate change
• Recommended actions you can take to protect birds in North Carolina right now
• A preview of Audubon North Carolina’s climate activities and programs

What You Can Do Right Now:

1. Pledge to help protect North Carolina’s birds against climate change. 
2. Take flight with this important news! Ask your friends to join you and take the pledge to protect birds from climate change.