While this fall brings bird migration departures, many new arrivals are starting to appear along our coast.

Curtis is taking the reins after more than 20 years with Audubon.

A Piping Plover pair has made Lea-Hutaff home this year but as our trail camera shows, life is anything but easy for these and other nesting coastal birds.

Thousands of birds have been banded and colonial waterbirds counted as summer heats up. Now it’s the public’s turn to help by reporting their sightings.

Birds and other pollinators will benefit from this far-reaching policy.

The newest three members of our team are helping to protect coastal birds, tell the story of our conservation work, and promote the conservation of urban forests.

New funding will support birds and underserved communities in Indiana, North Carolina, and South Carolina.

From Currituck to the Cape Fear, biologists are scouring the coast this summer for a sweeping waterbird census.

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.