T. Gilbert Pearson Audubon Society

T. Gilbert Pearson Audubon Society T. Gilbert Pearson Audubon Society is a chapter of the National Audubon Society. Become a fan of our chapter and follow us as we connect people with nature.

We serve Guilford County and surrounding communities in the eastern Triad of North Carolina. Members of T. Gilbert Pearson Audubon Society are involved in nature education through programs and field trips, local conservation projects, advocacy as a voice to speak out to protect endangered species, to conserve wildlife habitat, and to fight the global climate crisis, to support positive energy solu

tions, and to engage in citizen science activities such as our annual Christmas Bird Count and Great Backyard Bird Count.

We hope you will join us! Register now to reserve your seat.Thursday, September 10th in the SAIL Center of the Greensbo...
08/25/2026

We hope you will join us! Register now to reserve your seat.

Thursday, September 10th in the SAIL Center of the Greensboro Science Center.

6:30PM: Desserts from Maxie B’s Bakery

7:00-8:00PM: a special screening of the film, “The Extraordinary Caterpillar” followed by a brief Q&A.

We will also be having native plant giveaways thanks to our friends at Bashavia Gardens!

Programs and walks are back! Please join us as we kick off the 2026-2027 program year on Thursday, September 10th at 6:...
08/24/2026

Programs and walks are back!

Please join us as we kick off the 2026-2027 program year on Thursday, September 10th at 6:30PM in the SAIL Center of the Greensboro Science Center for a special screening of “The Extraordinary Caterpillar” where we will be treated to desserts from Maxie B’s and a native plant giveaway thanks to Bashavia Gardens.

Complete details may be found on our website. Registration is requested for our September program so we may have an idea of how many to expect. You can register on our website.

After our September program most of our other monthly programs will continue to be held at the Kathleen Clay Edwards Family Branch in Greensboro. Always check our online calendar for complete details and updates.

We look forward to seeing you!

08/23/2026

We hope you will join us for this special event!

Thursday, September 10th!
in the SAIL Center of the Greensboro Science Center

6:30PM: Desserts from Maxie B’s Bakery

7:00-8:00PM: a special screening of the film, “The Extraordinary Caterpillar” followed by a brief Q&A.

We will also be having native plant giveaways thanks to our friends at Bashavia Gardens!

This fun evening is free and open to all. Registration is requested so we know how many to expect. Register online through our website
(tgpearsonaudubon.org).

Coming up this weekend from our friends at Kathleen Clay Edwards Family Branch.
08/21/2026

Coming up this weekend from our friends at Kathleen Clay Edwards Family Branch.

08/21/2026

We hope you will join us for this special event!

Thursday, September 10th!

🍰6:30PM: Desserts from Maxie B’s Bakery

🐛7:00-8:00PM: a special screening of the film, “The Extraordinary Caterpillar” followed by a brief Q&A.

🌼We will also be having native plant giveaways thanks to our friends at Bashavia Gardens!

This “sure to be fun” evening is free and open to all. Registration is requested so we know how many to expect. Register online through our website
(tgpearsonaudubon.org).

08/19/2026
Sounds very interesting! Our Motus tower will soon be helping scientists learn more about the birds that ping off our t...
08/18/2026

Sounds very interesting! Our Motus tower will soon be helping scientists learn more about the birds that ping off our tower. Update on our tower coming soon!

That tiny Ruby-throated Hummingbird visiting your yard this summer will soon embark on an incredible journey south, crossing hundreds or even thousands of miles to reach its nonbreeding grounds.

But where exactly does it go? How does it know the way?
Join host Jordan E. Rutter and ABC experts and partners for a free webinar to follow the remarkable migration of the Ruby-throated Hummingbird, Bell’s Vireo, and Red Knot.
Using tools like tagging, radiotelemetry, and eBird data, researchers are uncovering where these birds go, what they need along the way, and how we can all help make their journeys safer.

Can’t make it live? RSVP and we will send you a recording:
https://abcbirds.info/4qaRYoF

Fall migration is ramping up! From August 15th to November 30th millions of birds will flock to their wintering grounds,...
08/17/2026

Fall migration is ramping up! From August 15th to November 30th millions of birds will flock to their wintering grounds, with many passing through North Carolina.

Did you know that most birds migrate at night, using the moon and stars to navigate their way? Unfortunately, artificial lights and skyglow from buildings along their path can be disorienting, leading to fatal bird-building collisions.

Window collisions kill more than 1 billion birds yearly in the U.S., but you can help by turning off non-essential lights at night from 11pm-6am through November 30.

Learn more about and how to make buildings at www.audubon.org/north-carolina/projects/bird-friendly-communities-north-carolina

Address

Greensboro, NC
27404

Website

Alerts

Be the first to know and let us send you an email when T. Gilbert Pearson Audubon Society posts news and promotions. Your email address will not be used for any other purpose, and you can unsubscribe at any time.

Shortcuts

Share

Category