Spring is the season for bird songs and woodpeckers drumming. All this noise is how a male bird establishes his territory and shows his prospective mate just how talented he can be. Check out this article written by Audubon Senior Director of Education Lauren Parmelee, published by Newport This Week.

Join Audubon for springtime fun during April Vacation Week! Kids get up-close with turtles, hawks, and frogs and head outside to explore wetlands, streams and more! All programs are designed with safety in mind.

Join naturalists from the Audubon Society of Rhode Island and the Providence Parks Urban Wildlife Refuge Partnership for a free lunchtime GUIDED BIRD WALK in Providence on Thursday, May 13, at 12:15pm. We will send details on the meeting spot once you register for the walk. Registration is limited to 12 attendees so please register early so as not to miss out!

This has been Audubon's top legislative priority for the past three years. Finally, the government will respond to the negative effects of climate change with action based on science, and with accountability to all people of Rhode Island!

Spring is a noisy time of year. It is when most animals breed, and to attract a mate the males of many species have to be loud. So, this is the season to open your ears and enjoy the chorus. Check out this article written by Audubon Senior Director of Education Lauren Parmelee, published by Newport This Week.