(by Jen Thomas) Since 2016, Amy Stevens has gifted her sister Jenna a New Hampshire Audubon membership every holiday season. “Many years ago, my sister became interested in backyard birding
(Reprinted from the Winter 2023-2024 issue of New Hampshire Bird Records) Winter is the time for Snowy Owls, winter sea ducks, and alcids. The New Hampshire coast offers the most
If you haven’t had the pleasure of meeting and chatting with McLane Center Coordinator Craig Holmes, learn more about him virtually here. Craig has worked for NH Audubon for 12
Olivia is a new associate at the Massabesic Center’s nature store! A recent graduate at Southern New Hampshire University with a B.S. in Environmental Science, she kindled her lifelong love
(by Devin Guilfoyle and Slater Roosa) Senior Biologist Programs: Are you curious about New Hampshire’s natural environment? Reserve a NH Audubon senior biologist as a keynote speaker for your event
(by Jen Thomas) Since New Hampshire Audubon joined the global day of giving celebration – Giving Tuesday – in 2018, we have raised nearly $19,000 to support our mission of
Assistant Camp Director: Assist in leading a nature day camp (coordination of daily environmental, inquiry-based activities and weekly all-camp games); Provide effective youth leadership programming for the Leaders-in-Training program; Manage
New Hampshire Audubon is grateful for the generous funding recently awarded from the following supporters: NH Audubon received a grant award from the TJX Foundation to support environmental programming at
(Photo and article by Grace McCulloch) The joy of bird feeding and the arrival of colder weather are inextricably linked. Whether you’re a seasoned pro or trying it for the
(Photo and story by Pam Hunt) Nuthatches are famous for their habit of climbing down trees headfirst, a feat aided by their unusually long hind claws. But they just as
