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Halifax River Audubon A Florida Chapter of the National Audubon Society
Serving The Greater Daytona Beach Area
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Halifax River Audubon

Founded in 1923

 

Hurricane Milton

We continue to monitor field trip plans and destinations for conditions going forward. Safety and access will be our main concerns for our participants. Please check all field trips for any changes here and on MeetUp

"The Pelican" Newsletter - November

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Learn About Halifax River Audubon and More:

We are planning right now for our upcoming season and we are really excited. We are planning some great programs, field trips to venues new and old and adventures with many of our wonderful community partners... and a couple of exciting events right here in Daytona will have all eyes focused on birds and Audubon.

Audubon's Birds of Florida is an extraordinary exhibit that will open September 21, 2024 and continue through March 2, 2025 at the Cici and Hyatt Brown Museum of Art at MOAS in Daytona. This is a highly anticipated event that will bring the focus on birds to Volusia County and beyond. MOAS has some terrific programming scheduled throughout the exhibit run.  HRA is honored to participate, serving as speakers and workshop facilitators. We are featuring several field trips visiting sites and areas that Audubon explored while in Florida. 

Audubon in Florida

We are on MeetUp! Our local outings will be posted there regularly.

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. Every yard planted with our Florida native plants is a refuge created.

Audubon Adventures - Learn about this elementary school program in Volusia County and see how you can help

Pomarine Jaeger
 
Check in on the recent sightings along our coast at the Ormond-by-the-Sea sea watch conducted by Harry Robinson. You can also explore historic records on his studies at the Lake Apopka Restoration Area near Zellwood and Audubon Park in Deltona. Lots of data...
Photo:Alexander Viduetsky/Audubon Photography Awards

See an Injured Bird?
Contact


Mary Keller
Rehab Center at Marine Science Center, Ponce Inlet
386-304-5530

Gina Holt
386-299-5890

Marine Discovery Center
North Causeway, New Smyrna Beach
386-428-4828

 

Upcoming Events


1/3/2025 at 7:00 AM to 3:00 PM
Merritt Island National Wildlife Refuge

1/4/2025 at 7:00 AM to 3:00 PM
Merritt Island National Wildlife Refuge

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