Audubon of Martin County

09/01/2026

Guess who's getting a new look?! 🕶👒
We can't wait for everyone to see the improvements happening at Possum Long!
Painting should be completed this week, weather permitting.

08/29/2026

Become a member of Audubon of Martin County and join a community of people working together to protect the birds, habitats, and natural places we all love.

Your membership directly supports our local chapter's programs, advocacy, and conservation efforts right here in Martin County, helping turn shared care for nature into real action.

When you join, you're not just supporting a cause, you're becoming part of a mission and helping lead the effort to preserve our local environment for future generations.

🔗Sign up here! https://www.audubonofmartincounty.org/membership-shop

08/05/2026

🌿Join us Saturday, August 8th for our next Saturday Spruce Up!🌿

We'll be working on removing non-native plants and doing some garden "spruce up" on Audubon's Possum Long property from 8:00AM - 10:00AM.

All are welcome and you can stay as long or as little as you like, we'll be here!

🌟We do recommend bringing a water bottle, garden/work gloves, closed toed shoes, and a hat. Light refreshments will be available.🌟

08/03/2026

Bird populations are declining, but there are simple actions we can all take to help.

This video from Horizons highlights the challenges birds face and what we can do to make a difference. By planting Florida native plants, reducing pesticide use, keeping cats indoors, and creating bird-friendly habitats, we can turn our yards into safe havens that provide food, shelter, and nesting sites.

Every yard matters, and together we can help make Martin County a better place for birds. 🐦🌿

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07/28/2026

Happy World Conservation Day: Here’s to protecting our wild spaces - we need them! Photo: Great blue heron in western Martin County photographed by John Nelson.

07/25/2026

Rare find in Martin County!
This week, Ecological Associates, Inc. sea turtle biologists came across a juvenile tropicbird while performing nesting surveys on Hutchinson Island. The bird was clearly blown off course and unable to fly, so they called Animal Services. We think it's a white tailed, are we correct? Comment below!
📸 Rachel LeCates