Climate Watch FAQ's
Frequently asked questions about Audubon's Climate Watch program
New to Climate Watch? We got your answers!
The next survey will take place Jan 15 - Feb 15, 2022 and is open to the public, including all interested Audubon chapters and centers, in addition to organized groups and individuals with an interest in birds. Due to COVID-19 all volunteers must follow these guidelines to ensure safety.
How to Join Climate Watch, a Community Science Program from Audubon
ClimateExplore how North American birds are responding to climate change by participating in Climate Watch. Here's how to get started.
Participant Resources for Climate Watch
Here are the resources and tools you need to participate in Climate Watch in your area.
Science
Explore Climate Watch Results: 2016–2020
What have Audubon scientists learned so far about how birds are adapting to climate change? See for yourself with our interactive online tool.
Climate Trailblazer: Leif Anderson, Climate Watch Volunteer
The avid birder whose field observations show the reality of change in Arkansas.
If You Can Identify Any of These Birds, You're Ready for Climate Watch
NewsAnd if you can't yet, learn them here so you can help Audubon track how certain species are adjusting to climate change.
Audubon Spotlight: Brooke Bateman Is on Climate Watch
NewsAs a senior scientist for the National Audubon Society, Bateman's work focuses on helping birds survive climate change.
