Chapters

— 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.

— Thanks to chapter advocacy, NC cities support Leave Your Leaves campaign.

— Chapters from across the state flocked together to share successes from the past year and look forward to what’s to come.

— Experience the unique migration phenomenon of huge, swirling Chimney Swifts flocks roosting at night.

— Mecklenburg Audubon hosts chapters and campus clubs from across the state at UNC Charlotte.

— Chapters from towns and campuses across the state gathered to celebrate wins for birds.

— The city has agreed to turn off lights at night to protect migrating birds.