Audubon Florida News

Least Tern
After Deepwater Horizon
April 20, 2020 — A decade of Audubon efforts to restore a resilient Gulf of Mexico.
Prothonotary Warbler. Photo: Tom Reichert.
Audubon Florida 2020 Earth Day Birdathon
April 14, 2020 — Birding together while staying at home.
Banded Snowy Plover. Photo: Kylie Wilson.
Snowy Plovers Nest Once Again on Siesta Key
April 06, 2020 — Bands tell a story for this returning female.
Florida Scrub-Jay. Photo: Louise Hunt / Great Backyard Bird Count.
Climate Change Brings New Risks to Vulnerable Scrub-Jay Populations
April 06, 2020 — With warming temperatures on the horizon, flooding and drought-related food challenges could pose severe, additional stress to an already declining statewide population.
Florida Scrub Jay. Photo: Ann Foster/Great Backyard Bird Count.
Florida Scrub-Jays: 2019 By the Numbers
April 06, 2020 — A summary from the Jay Watch season.
Florida Scrub-Jay. Photo: Jennifer Cenker/Audubon Photography Awards.
Florida’s Award Winning Parks Lead Jay Habitat Restoration
April 06, 2020 — Thanks to partners like Florida State Parks, who routinely commit to multi-year action plans, efforts to protect and grow Florida Scrub-Jays are showing terrific results.
Black Skimmers
Coastal Stewardship Answers Critical Questions
April 01, 2020 — Ten years after the Deepwater Horizon spill.
Green Heron. Photo: Edward Cordes/Audubon Photography Awards
Judge Rules Against Damaging Road Proposal In A Win For The Everglades
April 01, 2020 — We asked you, our Audubon members, to write to the Army Corps of Engineers to convey your concerns about this project, and you did!
A beer glass viewed from above.
Supporting Everglades Brewers Council Members During This Difficult Time
April 01, 2020 — The member brewers have joined their voices to support the Everglades and now, as key members of our communities, they need our support.
A screenshot of the Facebook Live event featuring Corkscrew.
Corkscrew Swamp Sanctuary Streams Worldwide Via Facebook Live
March 30, 2020 — Using Facebook Live, virtual visitors from around the world tuned in to morning sights and sounds at the Sanctuary.