Get Involved in North Carolina

You can make a difference for birds in North Carolina.

The best place to start is by signing up for our state-wide advocacy updates and monthly newsletter. Then consider getting involved with one of our local chapters.

These local groups work in communities across North Carolina to protect birds and the places they need and are always looking for new folks to help with bird outings, educational events, and advocacy campaigns.

When you connect with your local chapter, you're also getting plugged into Audubon's state and national office. We partner closely with chapters on a range of issues, from native plants to advocacy at the NC General Assmebly. If you have questions, reach out to Community Building Director Dana Sargent at dana.sargent@audubon.org.

NC Community Chapter	Coverage Area
Cape Fear Audubon Society	Brunswick, New Hanover, Onslow, Pender
Forsyth Audubon	Forsyth
Blue Ridge Audubon Chapter	Buncombe, Henderson, surrounding WNC counties
T. Gilbert Pearson Audubon Society	Guilford, Caswell
High Country Audubon	Avery, Ashe, Alleghany, Watauga, Wilkes
Highlands Plateau Audubon Society	Highlands, Cashiers, Franklin, Scaly Mountain
Mecklenburg Audubon Society	Charlotte metro area
New Hope Bird Alliance	Chatham, Durham, Orange
Wake Audubon	Wake County

NC Campus Chapter	University
App State Audubon Club	Appalachain State University
The Avian Society at UNC	UNC Chapel Hill
Seahawk Audubon	UNC Wilmington
UNC Asheville Audubon	UNC Asheville
UNCC Bird Club	UNC Charlotte
UNCG Audubon	UNC Greensboro