We are grateful for generous grant funding recently received from the following foundations: The Butler Foundation: supporting comprehensive monarch and pollinator conservation and programs Cogswell Benevolent Trust: supporting roof repairs
Celebrate Black Birders Week June 3 at 10am in Concord At NH Audubon, we are teaming up with Friends Program to offer our first annual guided nature hike in honor
(Story and photos by Pam Hunt) The Bobolink (Dolichonyx oryzivorus) is probably the grassland bird most familiar to bird enthusiasts in the Granite State. It is boldly marked, has a
This is New Hampshire Audubon’s Rare Bird Alert for Monday, May 8th, 2023. A SANDHILL CRANE was seen flying near Turkey Pond in Concord on May 7th, 1 was seen
Mark your calendar for June 6 and 7. NH Gives is the most exciting 24 hours of the year – a day for everyone to support our mission of protecting
Thank you to all attendees and volunteers who made our Earth Day 2023 Celebration a blast. We had over 250 people attend, dozens of participants in our Nature Hikes and
(May 8 update: all four chicks are out in the world…) The Peregrine Falcons in Manchester have now hatched 4 of their 5 eggs. There are 4 fluffy, white young
(by Paul Nickerson) The framers of the federal Endangered Species Act (ESA) of 1973 realized early on that successfully identifying species in need of listing, and recovering those already listed,
(by Carol Foss) The New Hampshire General Court has considered all proposed legislation in its chamber of origin and winnowed the number of bills crossing over for consideration by the
(Story and photos by Pam Hunt) Wetland birds, especially those that prefer dense and/or inaccessible cattail marshes, are among the most poorly known members of New Hampshire’s avifauna. Perhaps the
