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State of the Slough: Spring 2024

June 28, 2024 — Summary of salinity, water level, vegetation, and fish communities in South Florida's Taylor Slough.

FLORIDA

Two white flowers with a tangle of roots on a tree trunk.

The "Super" Ghost Orchid Now Blooming

June 24, 2024 — The first blossoms of the 2024 season were photographed on June 22. The orchid's last blossom was observed on Sept. 5.

FLORIDA Audubon's Corkscrew Swamp Sanctuary

Bird feet above the surface of the water as a Common Gallinule dives

Florida Birds Featured in Top Prizes in Annual National Audubon Society Photography Contest

June 20, 2024 — Judges selected winners from more than 2,300 entrants.

FLORIDA

Audubon Florida Releases Biannual State of the Everglades Report

June 18, 2024 — The report covers policy changes, infrastructure advancements, science alerts, flamingos, and more.

FLORIDA

Water with plants surrounding it, with a National Wildlife Refuge sign in front.

New Everglades to Gulf Conservation Area Will Stretch Across Four Million Acres

June 06, 2024 — Exciting news in Florida conservation.

FLORIDA

A Magnolia Warbler perches on a willow branch.

Conservation at the Greenwich Audubon Center: Getting Ready for Our Returning Birds

June 06, 2024 — Learn how the Greenwich Audubon Center prepares for migration and nesting season!

CONNECTICUT

Line graph showing water levels for 2024 compared to averages since 2000.

2024 Water Year Report

June 06, 2024 — Above-average rainfall through the winter kept our water levels above the usual expected range.

FLORIDA Audubon's Corkscrew Swamp Sanctuary

2024 Summer Season Florida Scrub-Jay Schedule

June 03, 2024 — To sign up for a Jay Watch survey, you need to contact the organizer by email. Organizer contact information for each site is on the schedule. The organizer will let you know if there is still space for volunteers and provide you with the necessary information to participate in the survey.

FLORIDA