Supported by state conservation trust funding, new project reduces erosion using nature-based solutions.

Pelicans, egrets, terns fledging chicks as summer heats up.

End-of-session recap: Conservation funding remains intact for now, while new bill will bolster native plants.

Nearly 100 members meet with lawmakers for first-ever virtual Advocacy Day.

Audubon asks Forest Service to ensure plan protects birds and provides win-win forestry solutions.

The board of Elisha Mitchell Audubon Society has begun the process of changing the chapter's name because Elisha Mitchell, an early conservationist, was a slave owner and wrote a book justifying slavery.

A note from Audubon North Carolina Executive Director Andrew Hutson.

Sparked by a racist incident last week in Central Park, the new initiative aims to boost recognition and representation of Black people enjoying and studying the natural world.

Tiny, high-tech backpacks help us protect these songbirds throughout their full migratory cycle.