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Dedicated Volunteer Shares Shorebird Passion

Dedicated Volunteer Shares Shorebird Passion

— After volunteering with Audubon, Carol Story wrote a children's book to educate the next generation about the importance of protecting vulnerable shorebirds.
An Inside Look: Healthy Forests

An Inside Look: Healthy Forests

February 2020 Webinar presented by Audubon Connecticut and Audubon New York, featuring Suzanne Treyger (Forest Program Manager, Audubon New York) and Eileen Fielding (Sharon Audubon Center Director, Audubon Connecticut) as they share threats to forests and forests birds and what we can do to protect them.
How to Practice Safe, Ethical Shorebird Photography

How to Practice Safe, Ethical Shorebird Photography

— Every photographer longs for that "perfect shot," but at what risk? Here are some best-practices to avoid endangering vulnerable birds.
A Guide to Nesting Birds in Connecticut

A Guide to Nesting Birds in Connecticut

Read (and watch a webinar recording!) about the breeding behavior and nesting habits of some of our most visible species.
Wildflower Folklore

Wildflower Folklore

From strange and often dangerous herbal "cures" to black magic, and wonderful legends of love, it is all that is called Wildflower Folklore. Check out this fascinating online webinar about these botanical wonders, presented by Bent of the River Audubon Center.
Bird Nests

Bird Nests

The feat of building a nest is impressive—from amazing architecture to simple cavities. View this presentation by Bent of the River Audubon Center, which takes a glimpse into how birds build their nests and tend to their families.
An Inside Look: Native Plants and Pollinators

An Inside Look: Native Plants and Pollinators

April 2020 Webinar presented by Audubon Connecticut, featuring Emily May with The Xerces Society as she discusses the importance of pollinators for ecosystems and our daily lives and how to turn our yards and gardens into pollinator refuges.
Migration Monday: Spotted Salamander Eggs

Migration Monday: Spotted Salamander Eggs

Animal migration doesn't only take place by region—animals like the Spotted Salamander migrate on a smaller scale from woodland habitat to ponds and vernal pools in early spring. View this video by Greenwich Audubon Center to learn more.
Audubon U

Audubon U

Learn more about birds and nature from wherever you are
Getting Started with Native Plants

Getting Started with Native Plants

— Live in Connecticut and want to attract birds, bees, and other pollinators to your home or community? Start here.