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State and Local Audubon Chapters

Audubon Rockies

Grand Valley Audubon

Roaring Fork Audubon Society

Aiken Audubon Society

Arkansas Valley Audubon Society

Audubon Society of Greater Denver

Boulder Audubon Society

Evergreen Audubon and Nature Center

Fort Collins Audubon Society

Audubon Colorado Council

Audubon Colorado Council (ACC) is a consortium of local Audubon Chapters in Colorado.  Representatives from each chapter meet four times per year to talk about and consider action on topics of importance to birds on a statewide level.  Some national-level issues are also considered if they affect Colorado birds and other wildlife.  The ACC has a President, Vice-President, Secretary, and Treasurer and four committees: Chapter Relations, Conservation, Water Task Force, and Public Policy.  The BCAS representative to the Audubon Colorado Council is Janine Reid.  She can be reached via This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it..  

For more information, visit the ACC website http://auduboncoloradocouncil.com/ or Facebook page https://www.facebook.com/auduboncoloradocouncil/ 

Birding Links

      American Birding Association

ABA Information * ABA News * Bird Sightings from the Hotlines * Conservation and Education

American Birding Association's Youth Magazine

Fledgling Magazine for young readers

Audubon Adopt-a-Raptor

Adopt-a-Raptor at Audubon's Center for Birds of Prey!

Audubon on the Net

Listing of National Audubon internet features and services

* Links to environmental sites * Audubon Forums *

National Audubon Society's Joy of Birds

Very interesting and fun page of information and links about birds, birdwatching, attracting birds, photography, and so much more!

Beginner's Birdwatching Guide

Tips for beginners including techniques, equipment, books, and places.

Beginner's Guide to Birdwatching

Links to helpful sites for beginning birdwatchers.

Binocular Buying Guide

Step by step guide to buying binoculars, updated annually

BirdCast

Really cool bird migration information from the Cornell Laboratory of Ornithology

Bird feeder cleaning

A short video about how to clean your bird seed feeder to keep visiting birds healthy.

Bird-safe Windows from Audubon Adventures

Good information for how to make windows safe for passing birds.

Birdhouses and Birdwatching for Beginners

Some good information for beginning birdwathchers and links to easy birdhouse plans.

Birdhouse Building from Deep Jungle Home

Tips on building birdhouses from surprising materials

Bird Songs from Patuxent

A great page for accessing bird songs from all over North America

Bird Sounds.net 

Songs of over 600 North American birds

Birdwatching Links for Kids

     Birding Basics for Kids

            Birdwatching with Kids

     National Audubon for Kids: Getting kids interested in being outside and bird watching. 

     Cornell Lab of Ornithology K-12 Education: Educational materials for K-12 teachers

Caribbean Bird News

North, Central, and South America natural resource protection website for kids and young adults

Colorado Field Ornithologists

Conservation and study of Colorado Birds, a great site

Cornell Lab of Ornithology

Website of the Cornell Lab of Ornithology

Migratory Bird Day

Information about the International Migratory Bird Day, which is on the second Saturday of May every year

Monte Vista and Alamosa National Wildlife Refuges

Local wildlife refuges with excellent birding opportunities.

Sage Grouse Initiative

Consortium of partners for the study and preservation of Sage Grouse, including the Gunnison Sage Grouse.

Sandhill Cranes

Basic information and biology about the sandhill cranes from the Nebraska Wildlife page

Sandhill Cranes in Delta County

2024 Rocky Mo0untain PBS segment on Sandhill Cranes at Fruitgrowers Reservoir/Eckert Crane Days

Tail Feathers

An interesting collage of photographs of tail feathers from 60 birds.

University of California Museum of Paleontology - Introduction to birds

Great website for basic information about birds

And one just for the Beauty of It...

HeronDance.org