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Fighting Vermont’s Biodiversity Crisis Together

Fighting Vermont’s Biodiversity Crisis Together

— Conservation organizations convene to explore a statewide biodiversity coalition
A Birds-Eye View of Renewable Energy Siting

A Birds-Eye View of Renewable Energy Siting

— Middlebury Project is a Case Study in Balancing Solar and Bird Habitat
Homeschoolers! Join us this winter at Audubon

Homeschoolers! Join us this winter at Audubon

— UnSchool starts its Winter Session in December!
Audubon Vermont Hosts Traveling Exhibit Featuring 2022 Audubon Photography Awards Winners

Audubon Vermont Hosts Traveling Exhibit Featuring 2022 Audubon Photography Awards Winners

— Winning Images will be on Display in Vermont in January!
Position Opportunity: Education and Outreach AmeriCorps Member

Position Opportunity: Education and Outreach AmeriCorps Member

— Apply today!
Coordinating Care, Part Two: The Poison Parsnip Problem

Coordinating Care, Part Two: The Poison Parsnip Problem

— A follow-up to The Bobolink Project’s Elegant (and Complicated, and Imperfect) Solution to Saving Grassland Birds
Bird Friendly Maple and Coffee

Bird Friendly Maple and Coffee

— Support the birds and get 5% off!
Bringing the Green Mountains to Capitol Hill: Audubon Vermont’s Reflections on Senator Patrick Leahy’s Conservation Legacy

Bringing the Green Mountains to Capitol Hill: Audubon Vermont’s Reflections on Senator Patrick Leahy’s Conservation Legacy

— Perspectives from a policy intern and the executive director.
Making Sense of the Peregrine Falcon’s Variable Migration Patterns

Making Sense of the Peregrine Falcon’s Variable Migration Patterns

— Recovery of peregrines in the eastern U.S. from the brink is a major conservation success story. Could the re-introduction strategies have possibly shaped the mixed migratory behaviors of the current population?
Fairy Houses, Bird Nests, Newt Homes, and Fort Cities

Fairy Houses, Bird Nests, Newt Homes, and Fort Cities

— Children grow through imaginative play.