Atlanta audubon:
local action to bring birds back
An explosive new report published in Science finds we've lost nearly 3 billion birds since 1970. Backyard birds, grassland birds, forest birds...more than a quarter of our birds gone in a single lifetime. Some good news emerged as well though. Conservation works! Species such as waterfowl, raptors, and woodpeckers, where we've invested in habitat protection and restoration, have all shown population increases over the same time period. When we take action, birds recover.
Atlanta Audubon is leading local efforts to Bring Birds Back. Join us as a member to support the work we're doing right here in Georgia.
- Drink Atlanta Audubon's shade-grown coffee.
- Reduce pesticide use and have your yard certified as an Atlanta Audubon Wildlife Sanctuary.
- Conduct community science through eBird on one of Atlanta Audubon's free field trips.
- Prevent window collisions through Project Safe Flight Atlanta and Lights Out Atlanta.
- Keep your cats indoors. (meow!)
- Use native plants to support local bird populations.
- Reduce plastic use.
supporting local birds has its benefits
As an Atlanta Audubon member, you will enjoy:
- Ten issues of our newsletter, Wingbars, and 12 monthly Bird Buzz e-newsletters.
- Discounts and priority registration on workshops, classes, and trips, including Atlanta Bird Fest, the Master Birder Program, and the annual Wildlife Sanctuary Tour.
- Monthly Meetings featuring great speakers on birds and other topics
- Option to certify your yard through the Atlanta Audubon's Wildlife Sanctuary Certification (additional fee for certification).
- Lending Library privileges.