Indiana Audubon is recruiting volunteers in Northwest Indiana to assist with Secretive Marsh Bird Monitoring, a coordinated survey effort focused on wetland species that are rarely seen but often heard.
Help Survey Marsh Birds in Northwest Indiana
Indiana Audubon Brings Back Popular Owl Banding Demonstrations at the Dunes
Indiana Audubon will host the return of its northern saw-whet owl banding demonstrations at the Indiana Dunes this fall, continuing a tradition that blends science and public education in one of the Midwest's key owl migration hotspots.
New Motus Wildlife Tracking Tower Online at Fort Harrison State Park
The Fort Harrison State Park tower will support Indiana Audubon’s ongoing migration research and connect to projects led by partners across the United States, Canada and Latin America.
Why USGS Science Matters for Birds and Us
If you’re reading this, odds are you care about birds. You watch them, listen to them, maybe even plan your weekends around them. I do. But if we want birds to be around for future generations, we’ve got to care about more than just what’s in our binoculars. We...
Morning Highways in the Sky: A Primer on the Longshore Flight During IDBF
Birding at the observation tower at Indiana Dunes State Park is different than other styles of birding. It’s very much more akin to fishing, sitting, waiting, except we don’t have lures. So in that respect, we’re more like lumbering brown bears waiting on salmon to swim by. But in...
Welcome Home Kevin!
As the woodlands of Indiana come alive with the sights and sounds of spring, one voice rings especially sweet — the flutelike song of the Wood Thrush! Thanks to the work of Indiana Audubon’s joint-collaborative Chasing Melody project, we’re thrilled to share that six of the 26 Wood Thrushes...
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