
Emergency Care for Birds
Have you ever found a bird that was injured or a baby bird that was obviously out of the nest too early? What do you do?
Fostering appreciation and conservation of birds and the environment through education, research and advocacy since 1939.
Detroit Audubon fosters the appreciation and conservation of birds and the environment we share.
Detroit Audubon has been protecting birds and the environment since 1939.
Our 6,000+ constituents stretch from St. Clair County to Ann Arbor to the Ohio State Line.
To support our mission, donate today!
Important Update: Detroit Audubon has moved office locations to 4840 Mt. Elliott Detroit, MI 48207.
Detroit Audubon field trips offer fantastic year-round birding opportunities! We visit renowned regional hotspots during the migration season, and other trips focus on the many interesting resident species. Everyone is welcome, especially beginning birders, and you can always bring a friend.
Detroit Audubon is excited to be offering webinars on a variety of topics with our many partners this year! We offer and record regular webinars on a variety of topics then post them on our website and YouTube pages.
Have you ever found a bird that was injured or a baby bird that was obviously out of the nest too early? What do you do?
Birding as a hobby has many types of equipment that can help you enrich the experience for those both long time and budding birders. Choose from our list of binoculars, bird ID books and scopes to best suit your birding and price range needs.
Subscribe to our bi-weekly electronic newsletter, the Flyway Express! You will received info and registration links to our many year-round field trips and upcoming events, as well as useful infomation regarding the conservation of birds and their habitats! Email your request to subscribe to kathy.das313@gmail.com.
Flyway is Detroit Audubon’s seasonal magazine that highlights project updates, upcoming events, volunteer spotlights, and more.
Chapter members receive new editions of the Flyway in the mail and the archive of past issues is available on this website.
Works to reduce the incidence of collisions of night-migrating birds with illuminated buildings in this area.
Learn how to plant a garden with native flowers and plants that attract and support local bird populations!
Your contribution to Detroit Audubon helps support our mission to foster the appreciation and conservation of birds and the environment we share.
Detroit Audubon is the chapter of the National Audubon Society that serves 6,000 members in southeast Michigan from St. Clair County to Ann Arbor to the Ohio State Line.
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