Our sanctuaries are budding with new life. Here’s a full rundown of the nesting season so far.

A new report highlights the important role that Sharing the Shore and other coastal conservation measures can have in reversing species declines.

Amid mounting global health concerns about PFAS, communities living along the waterway must grapple with how contamination is affecting life on the river. Yet as hard as it is to conduct health studies on humans, it’s even harder with wild animals.

Create habitat and they will come. That’s the hope as we develop the perfect breeding ground for Black Rails at our Outer Banks sanctuary.

We launched new research and advanced restoration projects at our Outer Banks sanctuary, with the help of new partnerships, staff, and volunteers.

Birds at Audubon’s coastal sanctuaries faced a number of challenges this year—some of which were too much to overcome.

A hand-reared Piping Plover from Lake Michigan has returned to NC for her second winter, with help from Audubon on both sides of her migration journey.

It’s already time for our mid-season coastal nesting update from the Cape Fear River and beyond.

A first for the Atlantic Flyway, we're tracking Royal Terns that nest on the Cape Fear River to document important foraging grounds and more.