If you shop on Amazon, you can automatically support Columbus Audubon by using Amazon Smile. When you purchase items on Amazon through the Smile program, one […]

The Public Library of Cincinnati and Hamilton County owns one of the few intact copies of the “double elephant” folio of John James Audubon’s Birds of […]

Wondering what Audubon is up to at the national level? We’ve set some pretty ambitious bird conservation goals for this year! With work on restoring the […]

Columbus journalist, author, birder, and Columbus Audubon member and volunteer Tom Thomson passed away on December 5, 2015. Long-time Columbus Audubon members will recall Tom as an […]

A video interview with Chris Tonra, our speaker at the Columbus Audubon January 2016 program, is available here on Vimeo. Interviews with Columbus Audubon speakers are […]

If you are looking for a really easy, simple way to support Ohio’s wildlife and Ohio State Nature Preserves, think about your tax return. Huh?

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 […]

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 […]

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. […]