Happy to partner w/Bryan Fox on this timely op-ed about the importance of clean energy tax credits for birds and NC's economy. #ncpol businessnc.com/op-ed-threats-…

Meet Dana Sargent, the newest member of Audubon North Carolina’s team, who will partner with chapters to advance #BirdFriendly policy and conservation projects across the Tar Heel State. nc.audubon.org/news/meet-dana…

#DYK that you can help us get a detailed picture of the birds in our state and the habitats they depend on to be healthy? Do your part by contributing to the NC Bird Atlas during Big Atlas Weekend June 27-29. #ncbirdatlas Learn more: ebird.org/atlasnc/about/…

NC’s clean energy boom is powering jobs and wildlife protection, thanks to support from leaders like Senator Thom Tillis. Eliminating tax credits for renewables threatens this progress. Read why conservation & business leaders are speaking up: businessnc.com/op-ed-threats-…

Real estate at the NC coast is a premium during the summer, but especially when you're under a heat dome. Here's how people & birds are working to share the sand at #WrightsvilleBeach tinyurl.com/ycyf22ec StarNewsOnline EnvironmentNC Audubon North Carolina Visit Wrightsville Beach, NC N.C. Wildlife

It’s officially summer! Here’s your reminder to #ShareTheShore when heading to the beach. You can help by keeping dogs leashed, respecting posted nesting sanctuaries and reminding your friends to do the same!

This year, Audubon North Carolina is carrying out lots of important conservation projects at Pine Island to improve bird habitat across 2,600 acres of North Carolina marsh and upland maritime forest, just in time for the breeding season. Learn more: bit.ly/45g2GBT

Are you headed to the beach this weekend? If so, birds that are sitting on nests or have chicks running around need your help. Be sure to respect posted nesting sanctuaries, keep a safe distance from birds on the beach, keep dogs leashed, and enjoy the holiday! #ShareTheShore

Senate Bill 391 just became law and contains a suite of bird-friendly native plant policies! Thanks to primary sponsors Senator Bill Rabon, Senator Vickie Sawyer, and Senator Michael Lazzara for helping create more habitat, food, and resources for birds and healthier environments for people. #ncga

This bill guts a critical bipartisan climate target and puts our clean energy progress at risk. A veto was the right move, and we’re ready to work with lawmakers to make sure it stands. #ncga wunc.org/politics/2025-…

📢 N.C. Wildlife is accepting public comments, through July 11, on a plan that seeks to rebuild Black Rail numbers by permanently protecting coastal marshes and helping private landowners create habitat. Learn more and submit your comments: coastalreview.org/2025/06/plan-w…

Happy 4th of July from Audubon North Carolina!

It may be hot outside but that hasn’t stopped baby birds from hatching. You may begin to see juvenile cardinals at your bird feeders or baby turkeys following behind their parents. Remember to record bird breeding behavior observations in the ncbirdatlas portal in eBird.

Saving the American Oystercatcher from the endangered species list has been a two-decade long, 16 state mission let by a group of conservationists along the Atlantic Coast. Including here in NC. Get an inside look into reversing this birds decline: audubon.org/magazine/insid…

In June, folks from NC Division of Parks and Recreation visited our Pine Island Sanctuary on the OBX to do a survey for spiders and moths. They counted 89 spider and 43 moth species! Arthropods like these are excellent sources of protein for growing chicks.

Check out this close-up of a Black-crowned Night Heron chick. Seen by day, these chunky herons seem dull and lethargic, with groups sitting hunched and motionless in trees near water. They become more active at dusk, flying out to foraging sites, looking for food.

The south end of Wrightsville beach hosts thousands of beachgoers every summer, it’s also where hundreds of Least Terns and Black Skimmers lay their nests and raise chicks. Both can coexist, read on to learn how: starnewsonline.com/story/news/loc…

By partnering with chapters to advocate for #BirdFriendly policies at the local, state, and federal level,Audubon North Carolina will tackle the dual threats of habitat loss and climate change in the Tar Heel State. bit.ly/44IKfEb