Working for Alabama’s birds and the people who love them
Alabama Audubon has been promoting conservation and a greater knowledge of birds, their habitats, and the natural world since 1946. We invite you to learn more about what we do, join us out in the field, and help us to protect the natural heritage of America’s fourth-most biodiverse state.
“Those who dwell among the beauties and mysteries of the earth are never alone or weary of life.”
—Rachel Carson
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Join our flock
Become a member of Alabama Audubon, starting at just $20/year.
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Help us do more for Alabama’s birds.
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Meet the team
Get to know one of the most dynamic teams in Alabama conservation.
Many have been asking about the recent outbreak in the U.S. of the highly pathogenic avian influenza, or HPAI, strain H5N1 in wild birds. So far, we’ve only heard of one confirmed case in Alabama. If you’d like to take down your bird feeders and baths out of an abundance of caution for the next couple of months to limit the spread of this disease, it wouldn’t hurt. Click here for more.
Join us for an event
Whether it’s a field trip to see cranes, a public talk by an award-winning author, or a swift-viewing party downtown, an Alabama Audubon event is one of the best ways to build a deeper connection with nature. Join us at one of the upcoming gatherings below, or visit our events page for the complete calendar.
Field Trip: Russ Bailey Memorial Beginner Bird Outing
Swift Night Out: Montgomery
Field Trip: Cahaba River Park
Get the latest updates
Check out our most recent newsletter, visit our press page to read about Audubon in the news, follow us on Twitter, Facebook, and Instagram, and watch recorded programs on our Vimeo page.
Found an injured or orphaned bird?
Click here to read important info from the Alabama Wildlife Center, or call them at 205-663-7930, ext. 2.
A staffed chapter of the National Audubon Society, Alabama Audubon is also an independent 501(c)(3) organization that relies on your support to carry out its outreach and conservation work. By giving directly to Alabama Audubon, you ensure that every dollar stays in our state for the benefit of our birds and bird lovers.