Green Mountain Audubon Society

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Green Mountain Audubon Society Our mission is to nurture an
appreciation of birds and to protect them and their habitats. We remain a chapter of theNational Audubon Society.

In 2025, we changed our name to Green Mountain Bird Alliance (we are still working to fix this on Facebook!).

Love stories? Love birds? Love bird stories??Join us tonight for a presentation by author and podcaster Scott Harris abo...
10/07/2026

Love stories? Love birds? Love bird stories??

Join us tonight for a presentation by author and podcaster Scott Harris about his newest book, Why We Love Birds: 52 Birders on Birding, to be released this spring. Scott interviewed 52 of the most prominent and interesting birders in the country and asked each of them the same five questions: Spark Bird, Nemesis Bird, Favorite Bird, 1st Field Guide, and Favorite Birding Day.

Join us TONIGHT online at 6:30 pm EST to hear their wonderful stories. Register at the link below for this free online program:

https://www.gmbirdalliance.org/events/why-we-love-birds-52-birders-on-birding-with-author-scott-harris

Register for this great event tonight at 6:30 pm EST!
04/16/2026

Register for this great event tonight at 6:30 pm EST!

The forests of the Northeastern U.S. play an outsized role in the conservation of North America's breeding forest birds, many of which have experienced steep population declines over the past 50 years. These forests are also unique in being primarily privately owned, which introduces both challenges

Love forest birds? So do we! If you live in the Northeast, you live in a region that plays an outsized role in the conse...
04/09/2026

Love forest birds? So do we! If you live in the Northeast, you live in a region that plays an outsized role in the conservation of North America's breeding forest birds, many of which have experienced steep population declines over the past 50 years. Our region faces many challenges and opportunities when it comes to managing and protecting bird habitat.

Join us next week (Thursday, April 16) at 6:30 pm EST to learn more from Fen Levy-O'Malley from Audubon Vermont to learn more! Be sure to register at the link below.

The forests of the Northeastern U.S. play an outsized role in the conservation of North America's breeding forest birds, many of which have experienced steep population declines over the past 50 years. These forests are also unique in being primarily privately owned, which introduces both challenges

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PO Box 4333
Burlington, VT
05406

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