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Golden-winged Warbler Habitat Restoration Work in Charlotte

Golden-winged Warbler Habitat Restoration Work in Charlotte

— Vermont Fish & Wildlife, Audubon Vermont, and Natural Resources Conservation Service work together to improve shrubland bird habitat
Birding at Home: Woodpeckers

Birding at Home: Woodpeckers

— Learn some amazing facts about woodpeckers and how to ID those that stay all year long!
Audubon: “The best thing for our country is for Trump to be removed from office. Immediately.”

Audubon: “The best thing for our country is for Trump to be removed from office. Immediately.”

— A statement from David Yarnold, president and CEO of the National Audubon Society.
Audubon: “History—and we–will hold responsible the elected officials who have promoted the assault on our democracy.”

Audubon: “History—and we–will hold responsible the elected officials who have promoted the assault on our democracy.”

Isham Family Farm Inspires Community Support for the Environment

Isham Family Farm Inspires Community Support for the Environment

— Williston couple puts a creative spin on holiday giving
Catamount Family Center: Work that's Good for Birds

Catamount Family Center: Work that's Good for Birds

— Catamount Family Center undertakes habitat management for birds and wildlife.
Your Eagle Eyes are Needed to Help with the 2021 Winter Bald Eagle Survey

Your Eagle Eyes are Needed to Help with the 2021 Winter Bald Eagle Survey

— Survey runs from January 6-20
A COVID-Safe Audubon Christmas Bird Count

A COVID-Safe Audubon Christmas Bird Count

— Many of Vermont's community scientists will conduct socially-distanced counts.
Audubon Vermont is Meeting People and Communities Exactly Where They’re At

Audubon Vermont is Meeting People and Communities Exactly Where They’re At

— Through virtual programs, preschool snack and story times, hikes, and tough conversations Audubon Vermont brings the birds to people during the pandemic.
Tough Conversations: Fires, Floods, and Feathers

Tough Conversations: Fires, Floods, and Feathers

— The third installment in a series of youth-led conversations about significant issues in the environmental movement.