The growing use of rodenticides known as “second generation anticoagulant rodenticides” or “SGARs” is impacting Bald Eagles and other raptors. This threat is emerging at a time when populations of these magnificent birds are rebounding following decades of work to address the harm done by the pesticide DDT. There are many other ways to kill a rat (or mouse or other pesty rodent) – we should not choose poisons that also kill birds.

Experiencing a Vermont Tradition

It's that time of year again!

"Why all those crows roost in Burlington in wintertime"- AmeriCorps member Jacob Crawford speaks to Vermont Public's Samantha Watson

Student-led conservation actions at the Green Mountain Audubon Center

Some Cliff Tops and Overlooks Closed to Protect Nesting Peregrines

Audubon Vermont is working in collaboration with a partnership of environmental advocates to advance legislation to conserve 30% of Vermont’s land and waters by 2030 and 50% by 2050.

Temperature fluctuations are affecting the food birds depend on, the timing of their migration patterns and egg laying, and even the sizes and shapes of their bodies.

Accomplishments and reflections on the partnership between Audubon Vermont and Lake Champlain Sea Grant from 2021 to 2023 to improve bird habitat and watershed health in Vermont.

Your donation can help save young Bobolinks and other grassland birds in Vermont