Climate-Threatened Birds

— Anna Parot has returned to Audubon NC for a second summer supporting American Oystercatchers on Lea-Hutaff island.

— This opinion piece about properly siting wind projects was originally published by The News & Observer as a featured "Letter to the Editor." Bald Eagle. Photo: Dennis Schroeder and John de la Rosa/NREL/FlickrCC

— American Oystercatchers are one of the focal species of our coastal work, and one of North Carolina's more recognizable beach nesting birds. Here's where you can find it, how you can help it, and why it matters!

— Audubon Announces Two New Programs to Help Birds Survive the Effects of Climate Change

— 170 trained Ambassadors have taken tens of thousands of actions to lead bird conservation and climate change action in North Carolina. Help us celebrate an outstanding first year!

— Find instructions and tips to build a Chimney Swift Tower in your community.

— Mooresville homeowners uncap their chimney so neighborhood swifts can have a place to roost.

— 16 climate threatened species best illustrate the breadth of the impact of climate change in North Carolina.

— Read why birds matter to some of our fellow North Carolinians.

— The results are clear - birds need our help, and they need it now.