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Effective conservation requires knowledge about the status and trends of species of conservation need. Fortunately, collaborative long-term monitoring efforts like Audubon’s Christmas Bird Count and the Breeding Bird Survey program exist that provide detailed information about most North American birds. Unfortunately, not all species are effectively monitored by these programs and some ...
Minnesota's IBAs. Important Bird Areas (IBAs) provide essential habitat for one or more breeding, wintering, and/or migrating bird species. The IBA program is designed to be proactive, voluntary, participatory, science-based and works to identify, monitor and conserve the most essential habitats for birds.
Photo: Celia Durand . The origins of today’s Audubon Minnesota office begin in 1979 when Audubon chapters in Minnesota banded together as the Minnesota Audubon Council to focus their collective efforts on the decisions made by state government affecting natural resources.
THE GUIDE TO URBAN BIRD CONSERVATION for the Minneapolis, Saint Paul and the Seven County Metro Area. First urban Peregrine hack box, Multifoods
Description of Important Bird Areas. Audubon protects birds and the places they need now and in the future. Audubon Minnesota 2355 Highway 36 West, Suite 400 Roseville, MN 55113 651-739-9332
Donate to Audubon. Help secure the future for birds at risk from climate change, habitat loss and other threats. Your support will power our science, education, advocacy and on-the-ground conservation efforts.
Check out our interactive map* highlighting the migration of four radio tagged pelicans: P195, P196, P197 and P199. *For optimal performance please view the map in Firefox, Google Chrome or Internet Explorer 9. American White Pelican Photo: Irene Quiroga/Audubon Photography Awards
Photo: Tim Lenz . Andrew joined Audubon Minnesota's team as the Forest Ecologist in November 2015. He is passionate about the health of the forest and manageing forests for wildlife, human, and intrinsic values.
Sandhill Cranes Photo: Karen Brown, Audubon Photography Awards . Luis Ramirez joined Audubon Minnesota’s team as Director of Conservation in February 2019.
Burrowing Owls. Photo: RJ Wiley . Katie Burns joined Audubon Minnesota in January 2015 as Outreach Coordinator. Her leadership in the area of outreach supports Audubon’s mission through community engagement activities and events, focusing on environmental education, conservation and restoration of the ecosystems we share with birds and other wildlife.