Tiny songbirds bring radio-tracking backpacks back to North Carolina, along with important data.

We’re back at the General Assembly, advocating for bipartisan policy solutions that protect birds and people.

Advocates from across North Carolina met with lawmakers to lobby for native plants, family landowners, and conservation funding.

Help recruit local nurseries, garden stores, and landscapers to support Senate Bill 318.

New closure window, supported by 900 Audubon members, better protects nesting birds.

The work of Audubon’s dedicated staff and our members truly spanned the state in 2022.

This year, Audubon hit the road to celebrate the people who make our Forest Landbird Legacy Program possible.

Anya Charu Raheja interned at our Outer Banks Sanctuary through the Coastal Semester program at the Coastal Studies Institute.