Halifax River Audubon

Welcome to Halifax River Audubon, the oldest and largest of the three Audubon chapters in Volusia County, Florida. We offer a variety of information and services to our members and the community at large.

Summer Break

Our meetings and field trips have been suspended for the season, returning in September. Check our website in later this  summer for the new schedules for programs and outings. 

"The Pelican" Newsletter

 Click here to view our newsletter and our archives.

New places to visit on our website:

Birding Away From Home - a list of upcoming events both near and far

Audubon Adventures - Learn about our work in Volusia County and see how you can help

Cuba Coloring Book Project - Learn about this exciting endeavor and buy a book or two

Chapter Membership - Sign up on line

The Seawatch Report for 2018 for

Tom Renick Park is now available

Click Here.

Harry Robinson has compiled an impressive record of the birds that are seen from this beachside park, both from landside and over the ocean.  Harry welcomes company while observing. Bring your scope to follow along as the birds can move very fast. It's like a pelagic trip without the swells.

Halifax River Audubon has established a matching fund to help defray the cost of the hard copy publication of his annual observations. Learn more about this fund and how you can help.

In addition to Ormond Beach, Harry has joined with Kim Ramos and Sam Krah on Tuesday afternoons at Dunlawton Bridge. Together they have compiled their observations into a concise spreadsheet that is available now on the website. They meet late in the afternoon around 4 pm in the summer.

Harry has published the final volume of his extensive studies of the Lake Apopka Restoration Area in Zellwood. This work provides an overview of 19 years of observations at the site. The complete series of reports for the Restoration area and for Audubon Park are archived here on the website.

Seawatch Reports

Dunlawton Bridge Numbers

About Harry Robinson

Other News:

Learn Why the Indian River Lagoon Matters from Dr. Duane De Freese

Halifax River Audubon has chosen the IRL as a strategic priority. To kick off our new year, we invited Duane De Freese, Ph.D., Executive Director of the IRL Council & Indian River Lagoon National Estuary Program to speak on the issues and plans to restore this vital resource. His presentation is available on our web site.

The Advocate

The Advocate is Audubon Florida's monthly newsletter featuring up-to-the-minute developments in environmental issues.​ Read previous editions below and sign up to receive the Advocate for yourself.

 

http://fl.audubon.org/about-us/audubon-advocate-newsletter

 

Plants For Birds 

For more information about Audubon's native plant initiative, please check the link below for details. In addition to the great information on the site, you can generate a list of plants that are specific to our area.