We just added a new program to the calendar. Hummingbirds! We have also finished processing and posting the videos for our last two programs. Check out the just-added program and videos from past programs on our Programs page: http://www.alachuaaudubon.org/programs/

The scammers are at it again. Periodically a scammer, pretending to be a Alachua County Audubon Society board member, sends emails to people, typically other board members, asking for assistance in purchasing gift cards for donations to various charities. This … Continue reading →

The video of the program from 3 December 2020,  “Bird Bling: How Banding Birds Aids Conservation”, presented by Adam DiNuovo, is now available.   You’ll find that video and our full list of programs on the Programs page.   http://www.alachuaaudubon.org/programs

The video of the program from 9 November 2020,  “Building Birding Skills”, presented by Adam Kent, is now available.   You’ll find that video and our full list of programs on the Programs page.   http://www.alachuaaudubon.org/programs

The video of the program from 4 November 2020, “A New Wetland in Gainesville!”,  is now available. You’ll find that video and our full list of programs on the Programs page. http://www.alachuaaudubon.org/programs/

Bling- expensive, ostentatious clothing and jewelry, or the wearing of them. So why are birds wearing those brightly colored bracelets on their legs? You may think that you know a lot about bird banding but here is a program that … Continue reading →

Do you know how to identify individual Downy Woodpeckers based on their head patterns; how to identify a Tricolored Heron based on bill length; or how to tell an American Crow from a Fish Crow when it is calling, even … Continue reading →

Gainesville Regional Utilities and their partners, the Florida Department of Environmental Protection and Suwanee River Water Management District, plan to create a groundwater recharge wetland park near Diamon Sports Park (western Alachua County). The wetland park will create valuable wildlife … Continue reading →

Thursday evening, October 8 at 7:00 p.m. Nordmann’s Greenshank is one of the most endangered shorebirds on our planet. Join UF grad student Philipp Maleko as he tells of his adventures in Eastern Russia working with Russian ornithologists wading through … Continue reading →

Alachua Audubon Society (AAS) seeks individuals interested in conservation, education, NGO administration, fundraising and other functions of AAS. Interns must be currently matriculated college students in good academic standing and be able to contribute a minimum of 5 hours per … Continue reading →