Executive order to conserve and restore 2 million acres of forests and wetlands in North Carolina and plant 1 million new trees in urban areas by 2040.

Less than a quarter of oystercatcher parents were able to successfully raise chicks on the river last summer. Trail camera footage reveals some of the reasons why.

Audubon and our members backed the proposed expansion of a refuge that supports the highest density of nesting birds in our state.

Share the joy of birding with others during this global event.

There’s more to winter at Pine Island than cold weather and waterfowl. Join award-winning photographer Bryan Putnam for a tour.

Winter is a great time to catch a glimpse of unique winter residents as well as some familiar favorites right in your backyard.

14,000 nest boxes, 40 swift towers, dozens of Lights Out and native plants initiatives, and much more.

The work of Audubon’s dedicated staff and members reached new heights for birds and people in North Carolina.

The longest-running bird census provides important data for scientists and conservationists worldwide.

Complete these steps now to confirm your participation in Audubon North Carolina 2025 Advocacy Day on Tuesday, April 29.