Audubon Florida

Many of the paintings on display had never been exposed to light and underwent years of conservation treatment.

Beneath many of the people will be towels or blankets; underneath many shorebirds will be their next generation. That’s why holiday beachgoers will have a good chance of seeing an Audubon Florida volunteer shooing people away from nesting areas.

Changes in weather are forcing birds to either adapt or change their migration patterns if they want to reach their final destinations.

EagleWatch Report volunteers across the state determined that Hurricane Ian destroyed 148 bald eagle nests last September.

Audubon Florida’s 2022 Coastal Report touted the success of last year’s shorebird nesting season while also fearing declines in future seasons due to climate change.

The U.S Fish and Wildlife Service wants to delist the wood stork from endangered to threatened, which has Florida conservation groups at odds

Senior citizens have always flocked to Florida’s sandy shores, but the one that showed up last week really stood out. It’s — quite literally — a tough old bird.

Even if you don’t see anything, it’s best to stay away from areas such as signs or rope marking where the birds are nesting since the adult birds can be cryptic.

The money will be used to hasten efforts to undo the damage the Everglades suffered in the early 1900s.

Audubon Florida's Charles Lee discusses about the theme park's environmental legacy, beginning with the Disney Wilderness Preserve.

The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service may soon declare the ivory-billed woodpecker extinct. The nation's largest woodpecker was first listed as endangered in 1967. And its historical range spanned Cuba and the southeastern United States, including Florida.

Birds keep crashing into Jacksonville buildings, and local conservation groups are seeking volunteers this month to help reduce the number of injuries...