Our mountain chapters were hit hard by Hurricane Helene. Recovery will be long and difficult, but chapters also report some parks and preserves are already reopening. Work days are scheduled for others.

In the wake of Hurricane Helene, staff and chapters come together to strengthen bonds, share inspiration.

Davie Poplar roost offers close-up of migration spectacle and highlights threats facing Chimney Swifts.

Witness the magic of Chimney Swift migration this fall with your local Audubon Chapter.

A new study shows significantly more birds die from building collisions each year than previously estimated—here’s how you can help.

The City Council approved the creation of a plan to protect trees in the City of Oaks, thanks to local advocates.

Audubon members from across the state will gather in Durham Oct. 4-6 to celebrate fall migration.

More than 80 members from across the state met with their lawmakers to advocate for family land protections, wetlands, and conservation funding.

A ribbon cutting is scheduled for May 11 to celebrate these high-flying, insect eating birds, and highlight the threats they face.

Greensboro and Winston-Salem pass policies that promote the use of native plants and ban invasives.