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Top Wins for Birds in 2023
News

Top Wins for Birds in 2023

December 5, 2023 — The work of Audubon’s dedicated staff and members reached new heights for birds and people in North Carolina.
This Fall, Ditch the Yard Work and Leave your Leaves for Birds
News

This Fall, Ditch the Yard Work and Leave your Leaves for Birds

November 9, 2023 — Thanks to chapter advocacy, NC cities support Leave Your Leaves campaign.
Join a "Swift Night Out" Event Across North Carolina
News

Join a "Swift Night Out" Event Across North Carolina

September 5, 2023 — Experience the unique migration phenomenon of huge, swirling Chimney Swifts flocks roosting at night.
A Guide to Fall Migration in the Mountains and Piedmont
Joy Of Birds

A Guide to Fall Migration in the Mountains and Piedmont

August 18, 2023 — Migration season has arrived, and NC’s mountain birds are on the move!
A Guide to Fall Migration on the Coast
Joy Of Birds

A Fall Guide to Coastal Migration

August 14, 2023 — While this fall brings bird migration departures, many new arrivals are starting to appear along our coast.
Curtis Smalling Named Interim Executive Director
News

Curtis Smalling Named Interim Executive Director

August 2, 2023 — Curtis is taking the reins after more than 20 years with Audubon.
Meet our New Staff
News

Meet our New Staff

July 7, 2023 — 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.
Join the Search for Pink-Banded Piping Plovers
Coast

Join the Search for Pink-Banded Piping Plovers

April 24, 2015 — We’re asking you to help search for pink-flagged Piping Plovers.
Protecting Our Birds: Audubon North Carolina Strengthens Our Policy Work
Advocacy

Protecting Our Birds: Audubon North Carolina Strengthens Our Policy Work

April 22, 2015 — 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.