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January

1/9-11 - Montauk Winter Weekend
with Don Riepe and Mickey Cohen

1/11 - Fresh Kills Park Waterfowl Walk
with naturalists from the Staten Island Museum and NYC Parks Dept.
1-3pm

1/14 - Climate Change and Wildlife
with Wayne Klockner
6pm

1/20 - PhotoSIG
with Jeff Fuller
6pm

1/23 - A History of New York City's Water System
with Diane Galusha
7pm

1/28 - Digital Nature Photography for Beginners
with Rik Davis
6-8pm

February

2/1 - Snow Birds of Floyd Bennett Field and Fort Tilden
with Gabriel Willow
10:30am-4pm

2/4 - Advanced Digital Nature Photography
with Rik Davis
6-8pm

2/7 - Soaring Raptors: Eagles and Owls of the Hudson Valley
with Joe Giunta
noon-7pm

2/15 - Winter Wildlife Hike at Jamaica Bay
with Don Riepe
10am-noon

2/17 - PhotoSIG
with Keith Ellenbogen
6pm

2/21 - Wild Raptors: Up Close and Personal
with Volunteers for Wildlife
11am-noon

2/21 - Winter Waterfowl and Seals of New York Harbor
with Gabriel Willow
11am-1pm

2/21-28 - Everglades National Park and South Florida
with Carol Borneman and Don Riepe

More

Visit our Trips & Classes page for information about upcoming events from March through June!

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Receive information about current conservation issues and upcoming events on a monthly basis, and take part in trivia contests to win exciting prizes!

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New York City Audubon's Photography Special Interest Group - an online resource for members who are interested in wildlife photography.

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Archives of past events, conservation projects, news coverage, and more from older versions of our website

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NYC Audubon participates in GuideStar, the on-line standard for nonprofit accountability. Click on the GuideStar link above to view our IRS Form 990 (you will be required to register with GuideStar).

  
Annual Appeal

This winter, you can make a difference! Help NYC Audubon advocate for wild birds throughout the five boroughs by contributing to our Annual Appeal.

TogetherGreen Volunteer Days and Recognition

Volunteer Andrew Baksh (pictured above) is currently featured as a star volunteer with Together Green programs. Click here to read more!

NYC Audubon has a wide variety of opportunities for volunteers, and we've recently expanded them with support from a Together Green Volunteer Days grant. So far, we've cleaned garbage from Brighton Beach as part of the International Coastal Cleanup Day and planted trees in the forested area Mount Loretto Unique Area in Staten Island with MillionTreesNYC.

To learn more about upcoming volunteer opportunities, email volunteer@nycaudubon.org or fill out the form here.

NEW BIRD HOTLINE: 212-691-2003

NYC Audubon is pleased to announce the launch of our new bird information hotline! If you have any inquiries about rare birds you have seen, need help identifying birds, or have general bird question you can call 212-691-2003 or send an email to BirdID@nycaudubon.org. Photo attachments welcome!

Bird-Safe Building Guidelines
New York City Audubon has published Bird-Safe Building Guidelines, a 55-page manual for architects, landscape designers, engineers, glass technicians, developers, building managers, city, state, and federal officials, and the general public.

For a PDF copy of the Guidelines, click on the "Read More" button below. If you would like a complimentary hard copy (or up to five, to share with your colleagues), please contact us! Or if you would like more than 5 copies, you can place an order with us online here.


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