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Audubon staff often work together to co-write articles about generic or complex conservation or policy topics. If you have a question about anything we've posted on our site, you can email program staff via this About Us contact page.

Articles by Audubon Staff

More than 40,000 Call for Protecting Paradise in the Florida Keys National Marine Sanctuary

November 02, 2022 — You used your voice to protect birds and the places they need in South Florida.

Photo from Corkscrew Swamp Sanctuary Honored with International Wildlife Photographer of the Year Award

October 14, 2022 — Renowned photographer Mac Stone’s submission was recognized for turning scientific conjecture upside down.

FL Audubon's Corkscrew Swamp Sanctuary

A Summer Tanager sits on a branch. Text next to the bird reads: of migratory bird species in the U.S. spend some time outside of the country. birdmigrationexplorer.org

First-of-its-Kind Digital Platform Reveals Migration Data for Birds Across the Western Hemisphere Just in Time for Fall Migration

September 15, 2022 — Interactive digital platform visualizes the incredible journeys of migratory birds through Florida, including one of our most iconic species: Roseate Spoonbills.

Audubon’s Write for Climate Program Primes Pen of Next Generation

September 14, 2022 — Letters to the Editor and op-eds give a voice to college students across Florida.

Sea and shorebirds sit on a sandy island surrounded by water.

Northeast Florida — New Islands, New Breeding Bird Successes

September 14, 2022 — Birds successfully bred on a new island in Northeast Florida, helped by few storms, volunteer efforts, and prescient protections.

A young Barred Owl sitting on a pillow, with a bandage wrapped around its middle.

New Ambassador Barred Owl Joins the Audubon Center for Birds of Prey Flock

September 14, 2022 — We are excited to welcome a new, unique raptor to the Center for Birds of Prey.

A grassy meadow with yellow flowers - blue sky in the background.

Federal Climate Bill and What It Means for Florida

September 14, 2022

A Least Tern chick rests on a gravel rooftop. Though not ideal habitat, many gravel rooftop sites successfully fledged dozens of sea and shorebird chicks again this year. Photo taken with a telephoto lens with permission from the Florida Fish and Wildlife

Coastal Nesting Birds Made Hay During Quiet Early Hurricane Season, Fledging Chicks From Florida Beaches

September 14, 2022 — With a late start to the tropical storm season, no hurricanes, and the full force of our staff and volunteer steward protection efforts, birds across our beaches successfully fledged chicks.