Audubon has a spirit that can overcome political gridlock.

‘Lights Out’ program dovetails with Raleigh’s conservation efforts

Brown-headed Nuthatches make their home in the southeast because of the temperate climate and abundance of pine trees.

The Brown-headed Nuthatch, a southern bird born and bred, needs your help to find a good home. These birds need more nest boxes today, so we can enjoy them for generations to come.

Providing the right kind of plants and elements in your landscape allows birds the three basic winter essentials: food, water and shelter.

Raleigh plans to implement "bird-friendly lighting strategies" as part of its 2030 Comprehensive Plan, a long-range plan that covers energy conservation and wildlife habitat as well as neighborhood and economic development.

Thanks in part to the efforts of Audubon's shorebird experts, the plovers' wintering grounds are now a national park.

North Carolina Audubon Society and North Carolina Interfaith Power and Light partner for Charlotte's Audubon Ambassadors Training.

As old chimneys disappear, the swift population is declining. Audubon NC is spearheading efforts to preserve this urban-dwellign bird.

Shorebird numbers were back up after a good nesting season in 2015.