That’s a wrap! Take a look at the numbers below that tell our story of conservation, education, and community. Thank you to everyone who connected with us this year – whether on a field trip, at a program, through shared bird sightings, volunteering, adopting a bird, donating, or simply...
Indiana Audubon invites bird enthusiasts to join its annual winter eagle-watching field trips to observe Bald Eagles congregating on frozen bodies of water. This unique opportunity allows participants to experience the eagles’ fascinating social dynamics, learn about their behavior, and capture stunning photographs. Sharing the experience with fellow eagle...
Seasons Greetings! As the year comes to a close, we reflect on the vital work you’ve made possible for Indiana’s birds. From the skies to critical habitats, your support has empowered us to tackle challenges like habitat loss and adapting to climate change, protecting species that need us the...
Visiting all 68 sites on the Indiana Birding Trail was probably one of the most satisfying experiences I’ve had in years. I began on July 3, 2021.
As urban and suburban areas expand across Indiana, natural habitats for birds and wildlife are increasingly at risk. Urban reforestation—restoring green spaces and planting native trees and plants—has become a vital component of conservation efforts in Indiana. By creating safe havens for at-risk species, these projects allow biodiversity to...
In late 2023, the Richmond Indiana Parks and Recreation Department was awarded partial funding of $830 for our Barn Owl Conservation Program.
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