Audubon of Martin County. Florida

What's New?

2010-2011 Field Trip Schedule!

Check out the new Field Trip Schedule! Full details of all trips are now available for download.

New! Register for field trips, online right now.

Audubon Photo Contest

Deadline is September 7. Full details.

Audubon Assembly, October 22-23

Protecting Florida's Resilient Coasts and Special Places Workshops and learning sessions will focus on bird rehabilitation, short-term recovery, and long-term conservation of birds and habitats. Audubon's St. Petersburg and Clearwater chapters will host field trips for Assembly participants.The all-inclusive "early-bird" rate is only $120/person. Download a brochure (PDF) or get more details from Audubon of Florida.

Senate Charity Mileage Bill

S.243 would increase the mileage deduction for volunteers from 14 to 55 cents/mile. Please ask your senator to support this bill.

Our Newest Board Members

Welcome and thanks to our newest Board members:

New Pages On Our Site

• Interactive maps of Bald Eagle nests in Martin County .
The Eastern Bluebird and AoMC's efforts to aid its recovery.


Audubon of Martin County opposes Indian St. Bridge: a summary report. Read our complete report (165 MB PDF). TCPalm article about the report.

Audubon of Martin County endorses Martin Grade Scenic Highway Designation. AoMC Fall 2010 Martin Grade Bird Survey.

Please Join Us!

Through our program meetings and field trips, discover the amazing variety of birds and other wildlife at our coastal beaches, waterways, upland scrub, and woodlands. more...

Osprey at Possum Long Nature Center

This osprey and its mate live at Possum Long Nature Center.

AoMC Goes Mobile

Our mobile site is online. If you use a smartphone or similar device, point it at m.audubonmartincounty.org/. There's a link at the top of the sidebar on this page, and on every page inside the site.

We're For The Birds!

AoMC volunteers conducted a Bird and Wildlife survey along CR 714 ("Martin Grade") on August 12. Details on our blog.

Endangered Least Terns Return to Sailfish Point! "...the first time in years..." AoMC Executive Director Greg Braun was interviewed about this remarkable event. Get ready for next year's Least Tern Monitoring Project at Hobe Sound Nature Center.

AoMC Executive Director Greg Braun was interviewed in the Palm Beach Post about AoMC's Wetland Retrofit Project at Possum Long.

Native Plants that are Good for Birds and Wildlife - Illustrated!

Protect Florida's BeachesStop big oil's rigs within 3 miles of St Pete beach!