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Yesterday, Audubon members from across Wisconsin gathered at the State Capitol to speak up for birds, and the importance of protecting the habitat they need! The event comes on the heels of a sweeping new report that shows that U.S. birds are declining sharply across a range of

Birds tell us that their habitats are threatened. This #EarthDay, pledge to join Audubon in supporting science-based solutions to help people and wildlife avoid and adapt to climate-related threats, and create bird-friendly communities. act.audubon.org/a/earthday2025

Millions of birds are traveling to Wisconsin this spring—but loss of suitable habitat threatens their survival. That’s why Audubon members gathered for Audubon Great Lakes Advocacy Day to urge state lawmakers to advance conservation solutions & protect birds. gl.audubon.org/news/audubon-a…

As Green Bay gears up to host the 2025 NFL Draft, another long-awaited homecoming has locals buzzing—the return of the Great Lakes Piping Plovers to their nesting grounds. Most notably “Ms. Packer.” Read more from Audubon Great Lakes: bit.ly/3RBdL8F

Birds in flight, epic landscapes, and intimate moments of nature’s wildest creatures are all coming to life in a free public exhibit featuring the winners of 2024 the Audubon Photography Awards that’s touring libraries across Ohio this spring and summer. Learn more from

Marsh birds, like this Virginia Rail, spend most of their time hidden out of view in dense reeds. Audubon Great Lakes is utilizing new technologies and techniques to detect environmental DNA and monitor endangered marsh birds across Indiana. bit.ly/449RBBX

This March, Audubon Great Lakes conservation leaders met with members of Congress to push for federal investments that protect and restore the Great Lakes—one of the most vital ecosystems in North America—to protect birds like Piping Plovers. Read more: bit.ly/4j6As0z

After her triumphant and unexpected return in the middle of April, Ms. Packer, a Great Lakes Piping Plover, is already nesting in Lower Green Bay! This marks her fifth year nesting at this location. Read more from Audubon Great Lakes: bit.ly/3EB9DTn

Muskrats: Nature’s Wetland Engineers! By constructing their lodges, muskrats create hemi-marsh habitats—crucial for marsh birds’ nesting and foraging. Their role is vital in maintaining wetland biodiversity. Learn more: outdoor.wildlifeillinois.org/articles/might… #WetlandConservation

It’s a bird… it’s a plane… no, wait, it’s REALLY a bird! 🐦‍⬛ Thank you to Audubon Great Lakes for such an informative bird outing event at your Spring Lake location today. We must work together to protect our environment and everything that calls it home, including the incredible birds

This week, U.S. Congresswoman Hillary Scholten (D-Grand Rapids) joined us for a bird outing at Ottawa Sands County Park in Ferrysburg, Michigan to learn how our transformative wetlands restoration project with Ottawa County Parks and Recreation & partners is helping vulnerable

Once rare in the Great Lakes, the migratory American White Pelican has become increasingly common. Audubon Great Lakes is spotlighting Sinnissippi Audubon Audubon Society’s annual festival celebrating the yearly return of pelicans to the region: bit.ly/3EZFYDr

Last week, U.S. Senator Tammy Baldwin joined Michelle Parker, our Vice President and Executive Director & the Audubon team on a bird outing at Goose Island in LaCrosse, WI to celebrate the return of migratory birds to the state & helped us spot a Barred Owlet and two Prothonotary

Thank you, WI State Rep. Benjamin Franklin (R-De Pere) for joining us on a bird outing this spring to learn about Oneida Nation's wetland restoration in NE WI, bird monitoring on restored land, and the importance of conserving Wisconsin’s natural heritage alongside Oneida Nation

Hundreds of bird species migrate across the Great Lakes region, and laws like the Migratory Bird Treaty Act help protect them! New legislation aims to make that protection even stronger. In recognition of World Migratory Bird Week, let's make sure this critical bill gets the

MI State Rep. Emily Dievendorf (D-Lansing) recently joined us for a bird outing at Capital City Bird Sanctuary, owned by Michigan Audubon, alongside Michigan Audubon & Capital Area Audubon Society to look for birds and discuss the importance of wetlands and addressing climate

Earlier this month, IN State Rep. Carey Hamilton (D-Indianapolis) joined us and Amos Butler Audubon to look for birds at Fort Harrison State Park in Indianapolis and to talk about the importance of community solar and policies to protect birds. Thank you Carey Hamilton for joining us to

For more than a decade, Climate Watch volunteers have been monitoring certain bird species like bluebirds, nuthatches, and towhees to learn more about climate change. Learn more and sign up today to participate until June 15! bit.ly/4dlVdmQ

Each spring, scientists & volunteers across North America prepare for a century-old, powerful act of conservation: bird banding. Nowhere is the power of banding more visible than in the story of the Great Lakes Piping Plover. Read more from Audubon Great Lakes: bit.ly/4kcAynN

Audubon Great Lakes was proud to request and receive Governor Tony Evers' proclamation designating today Mississippi River Day in the State of Wisconsin—a day to honor and connect with the people, land, water, and wildlife that make the River so iconic. With our Audubon colleagues and