Audubon Great Lakes is a regional office of the National Audubon Society, managing conservation work in Illinois, Indiana, Ohio, Michigan, and Wisconsin to protect and improve habitat critical for birds during their migration and nesting cycles, and we build networks of volunteers and advocates for the natural environment.
Holding 20 percent of the world’s fresh water within more than 10,000 miles of shoreline, the Great Lakes are a globally significant ecosystem. Millions of migratory birds depend on coastal habitats along the Great Lakes for shelter, rest, and nourishment for their long journeys. Thousands of raptors, waterfowl, and wetland birds rely on the Great Lakes systems for safe nesting grounds. Yet, coastal development, climate change, and destructive invasive species threaten the coastal systems that support this great range of bird species—from the little Piping Plover to the magnificent Bald Eagle.
Vice President & Executive Director, Audubon Great Lakes
Engagement Director
Ohio Centers' Director, Grange Insurance Audubon Center and Aullwood Audubon
Conservation Director
Communications Director
Senior Policy Director
Senior Manager, Strategic Operations
Senior Manager, Conservation Science
Policy Director, Climate
GIS Specialist
Wild Indigo Coordinator, Milwaukee
Wild Indigo Coordinator, Chicago
Senior Stewardship Associate
Communications Associate
Government Affairs Associate
Senior Director of Leadership Giving
Engagement Manager
Senior Manager, Leadership Giving
Senior Manager, Conservation
Wild Indigo Associate, Northwest Indiana
Director of Leadership Giving
Wild Indigo Coordinator, Detroit
Marsh Bird Conservation Manager
Conservation Manager, Michigan
Senior Communications Manager, Advocacy
Conservation Manager, Wisconsin
Quantitative Ecologist, National Science
Wisconsin Grassland Ecologist
Conservation Manager, Illinois/Indiana
Policy Director, Freshwater
Senior Coordinator, Quantitative Science
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