The implementation of the Birds and Bees Protection Act helps protect pollinators, wildlife, the environment, and people. What could this mean for similar efforts in Vermont?

UVM Birding Club went to the capitol in D.C. to educate legislators on gaps in bird protections for sea and shorebirds.

The policies Vermont’s environmental organizations are demanding be prioritized this legislative session strive to increase resiliency and take action against climate change.

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How Birds Stay Warm in Winter

When autumn leaves drop by mid-November, bird nests that were hidden by the lush summer vegetation, suddenly reveal themselves and become apparent everywhere we look. But whose nest was it? Are there ways to tell?

Take a peek in to a day in the life of our afterschool program

CONGRATULATIONS SARAH!

David Mears, who served as Audubon Vermont’s Executive Director for the past five years, has returned to his roots in law and accepted a position at a small law firm. Audubon Vermont staff and Board thank David for his leadership, mentorship, wisdom, and friendship.

Now hiring teens for our Junior Conservation Technician Program!