Audubon On Campus

UCLA Students Promote Inclusive Birding with LGBTQ+ Pride Event

June 29, 2023 — The Bruin Birding Club’s LGBTQ+ Pride Month festival celebrated how birding is for everyone.
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College Campuses Across the Country Are Getting a Little More Bird-Friendly

May 15, 2023 — Audubon on Campus chapters are working towards a better future for birds through their Bird-Friendly Communities work.

What I Learned on Capitol Hill

December 08, 2022 — Audubon campus chapter leader Michael Kerrigan recalls what it was like to meet with legislators and advocate on behalf of birds.

Audubon On Campus: Class of 2022 On Life, Birds, and the Future

October 17, 2022 — We asked Audubon campus chapter leaders what they've been up to, and what they're planning to do next.

Students in North Carolina Tackle Light Pollution with Cube Satellites

May 12, 2022 — How six students from UNC Asheville are creating a tool to help support Lights Out initiatives in North Carolina and beyond.

When Creeping On Cuckoos Leads to a Potential Career

April 20, 2022 — Sonoran Audubon collaborated with campus chapter Sun Devil Audubon members to count cuckoos and gain valuable field survey experience.

Learn, Educate, Lead, Repeat: The Story of Alonso Ponce’s Life

January 27, 2021 — As an education intern at the National Audubon Society, Ponce is ready to take the next steps in his environmental career.

Josh Bellamy Started His Internship as a Student, but Left as a Teacher

November 16, 2020 — Bellamy's sights are now set on influencing the next generation of conservation leaders.

Youth Environmental Activists Strengthen Their Stand in the Climate Movement

September 14, 2020 — Student leaders proved age is trivial when taking actions on environmental issues at the first-ever virtual Youth Environmental Summit.

Audubon Spotlight: Diana Braithwaite Is Shaping the Next Generation

August 11, 2020 — Years of working with underrepresented communities helps the Audubon On Campus program manager engage people overlooked by conservation.