Announcements

In Alaska’s Seward Peninsula, scientists are scaling the cliffs to observe Gyrfalcon nests. These wonderful predatory birds are losing out to climate change, with their Arctic nesting grounds warming far faster than areas like our own here in Ohio. You can read the feature story in the January-February issue of Audubon magazine or on the Audubon Web […]

Welcome to the new Columbus Audubon Web site! We have just finished a much-needed software upgrade, and you now are seeing the first results. In the coming months, we plan to improve to look of the site and add new features to help us better serve CA members and the Central Ohio community. It’s all

As climate talks in Paris progress, a BirdLife International and National Audubon Society report on climate change and its impacts on birds, The Messengers, has been released. This report synthesizes hundreds of studies conducted worldwide by BirdLife International, and is one of the first fruits of Audubon’s expanding partnership with BirdLife. You can learn more about

The Museum of Biological Diversity at The Ohio State University holds its annual Open House on Saturday, April 23, 2016. Yes, that’s two months later than last year — this time the Museum will have outdoor displays and programs. And this year there’s even a T-shirt design contest! The Open House is the one time

As you prepare for one or more Christmas Bird Counts this month, you might wonder about the results of last year’s CBCs. Wonder no more! Information on the 115th annual CBC is available on the Audubon Web site. You’ll find all sorts of interesting tidbits, including lists of counts with more than 100 participants and

Wisdom, a Laysan Albatross and the world’s oldest known bird, likely will be a mom again at age 64. She’s been spotted setting up housekeeping….uh, make that nestkeeping…on Midway Atoll. You can read more on the Guardian news Web site.