Turkeys are imbedded in the psyche and traditions of New Englanders. Check out this article by Audubon Senior Director of Education Lauren Parmelee, courtesy of Newport This Week!

It's holiday shopping time - shop local and support Audubon! Members will receive 20% off Gift Shop purchases during Member’s Double Discount days: December 5th and 6th, 2020.

A few Snowy Owls are typically spotted in Rhode Island each year, and over the past few weeks a couple of these majestic birds have been sighted. As nature enthusiasts flock to the shore in hopes of glimpsing these birds, Audubon experts worry about the stress these owls are facing - caused by their long journey, shortage of food and human interference.

Nature Shop and Outdoor Trails Will Remain Open to the Public | Following Governor Raimondo’s new restrictions to stem the outbreak of COVID-19, the Audubon Society of Rhode Island is temporarily closing the Nature Center and Aquarium in Bristol, RI from November 30 to December 13, 2020. The Nature Shop and trails on the property will remain open. All programs, classes, and events are also cancelled during this time period. Audubon will make a decision on reopening based on guidelines from the Rhode Island Department of Health.

JAMESTOWN PRESS: Jamestown resident Chris Powell has unveiled his gallery, “The Beauty of Wings and Feathers,” at the Audubon Society of Rhode Island in Bristol. The series, which will be on display through December, features 29 snapshots of birds from Rhode Island to Iceland. See the exhibit listing on our calendar.