St. Lucie Audubon Society

St. Lucie Audubon Society As "Advocate for the preservation of the Earth's diverse ecosystems", this Society shall be engaged St. Lucie County and surrounding areas.

To foster knowledge, appreciation, and enjoyment of nature; to encourage responsible environmental stewardship; and to conserve and restore natural ecosystems, focusing on birds and other wildlife and their habitats, for the benefit of humanity and the Earth's biological diversity. Formed in 1954 as a local chapter of the National Audubon Society and Audubon of Florida, the St. Lucie Audubon Socie

ty is the oldest conservation group in the area. Lucie Audubon Society was established by local citizens who enjoy the diverse population of resident and migratory birds found in St. Lucie County and are dedicated to providing environmental leadership and awareness through fellowship, education, community involvement, and conservation programs in St.

Meanwhile, in the backyard. 😊
05/30/2026

Meanwhile, in the backyard. 😊

This weekend is ! Yes, the ladies are often drabber than the males, and historically this had led birders, ornithologis...
05/22/2026

This weekend is ! Yes, the ladies are often drabber than the males, and historically this had led birders, ornithologists, and birdtographers to focus on the males. They assumed the females didn't sing as much and were less interesting. Scientists now know that many female birds sing just as much as the males, and they often travel farther on migration than the males do. Let's give the ladies some appreciation this weekend! See the link in the first comment.

It’s Global Big Day! Make sure you get in some birding today!
05/09/2026

It’s Global Big Day! Make sure you get in some birding today!

Will this be the year the global birding community finds 8,000 species in a single day? No matter where you are, go outside on Global Big Day—Saturday, 9 May and share the birds you find with eBird.

A little piece of wonderful news!
05/08/2026

A little piece of wonderful news!

Eaglets were observed in a Chicago cemetery and at a Southeast Side park this spring, marking a historic milestone.

Please, don’t feed found wildlife!If it is injured or ill, get it to a wildlife rehabber immediately. If you “don’t see ...
05/01/2026

Please, don’t feed found wildlife!

If it is injured or ill, get it to a wildlife rehabber immediately. If you “don’t see parents,” put it back where you found it and leave it alone! The parents won’t return with you hanging around.

Celebrate .
04/22/2026

Celebrate .

is April 22nd. Do your part to prevent the rollback of environmental regulations and the Endangered Species Act.
04/21/2026

is April 22nd. Do your part to prevent the rollback of environmental regulations and the Endangered Species Act.

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Fort Pierce, FL
34979

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(772) 675-1035

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