Climate change will affect the local environment first. See how it is progressing in this article.

Mark Standback and David Millican travel to Africa to study the birds and the bees.

See how Richard and Caron Lazar are creating a sanctuary for the birds and the bees to help the community.

Planting bird-friendly plants can benefit your entire community.

A public forum will be held to discuss the consequences of building a terminal groin at Figure Eight Island's north end to combat erosion. The event will be moderated by N.C Coastal Federation and will include a panel of geology and environmental experts.

Even though Christmas is over, there is more fun to be had with the Christmas Bird Count. Join your local Audubon Chapter in Winston-Salem to bird watch and enjoy the outdoors.

The Christmas Bird Count has begun and Audubon needs everyone's help to gain as much knowledge about the birds as possible. Follow or participate in this free citizen science project that has progressively grown throughout the years.

Both the Audubon Christmas Bird Count and the Backyard Bird Count contribute to our understanding of birds and how to protect them nationwide.

Audubon's Bird-Friendly Communities program brings together gardeners and bird lovers.

Resting and refueling on the journey are critical. People need to do it and so do piping plovers because the tiny bird travels thousands of miles in one year.