(by Chris Martin) New Hampshire’s Peregrine Falcon breeding population continues its very gradual rebound. Spring 2020 marked the 40th consecutive year of Peregrine Falcon breeding season monitoring and management in
by Chris Martin Volunteer eagle-watchers from around New Hampshire are beginning to report that they are seeing eagle pairs ferrying sticks and grasses to their nests in preparation for the
U.S. Fish & Wildlife Provides Grant to Track Species of Greatest Concern in New England A major grant from the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (USFWS) will enable a New
NH Audubon continues to monitor information about the Coronavirus outbreak and is committed to ensuring our staff, volunteers, members, and the public are as safe as possible. To that end,
By Chris Martin, February 3, 2020 We finally did it! This year, for the first time in four decades of counting, we surpassed 100 Bald Eagles seen on New Hampshire’s
NH Audubon’s “Twitchers out of the Rye” will be taking part in the Superbowl of Birding on January 25, 2020. The Superbowl is a competition that takes place in January
by Diana Stephens It has been over 200 years since we’ve seen a Trumpeter Swan here in the Granite State, until last spring, when the excitement at the Audubon headquarters
Our own Pam Hunt joined in a conversation about NH’s birds on NHPR’s Exchange – listen and find out how our birds are doing and what you can do to
At its 105th Annual Meeting on September 21, NH Audubon announced its 2019 conservation award winners: Tudor Richards Award – Ben Haubrich of Francestown, NH Goodhue-Elkins Award – Iain MacLeod
A new report reveals that we’ve lost 3 BILLION birds since 1970. You may have heard about these findings from Cornell Lab of Ornithology, documented in the journal Science. New
