A banded Sandwich Tern was spotted at the south end of Wrightsville Beach. Learn how banding birds like this supports bird conservation science .

For over fifteen years the Pooles have been invaluable volunteers for the Highlands Chapter.

Learn how the Highlands Audubon Chapter is monitoring and testing nest boxes for citizen science and bird conservation.

A group of 15 volunteers gathers in in Burnsville to learn more about how to help restore habitat for the Golden-winged Warbler.

Lead by 14-year old Eagle Scout, David Bennett, Boy Scouts of Troop 91 built 22 nest boxes at the North Carolina Arboretum.

Learn the history of the Audubon North Carolina chapter serving the Highlands.

We’re asking you to help search for pink-flagged Piping Plovers.

We know this is a tough political climate, but we have no choice – we know birds need our help and that we cannot sit back and wait.

Take a peak behind the curtain and share in the secrets and successes of the coastal sanctuaries in North Carolina.

Across the 20 islands and beaches that make up the Sanctuary system, Audubon’s conservation efforts have led to real change for the species that frequent our coastline.