Shorebirds need your help today
Baby Piping Plovers, like this one, are particularly vulnerable to increased beach traffic and storms. Photo by Patrick Comins.
- Things to Do
- About Us
- Donate
- Camp/Schools
- Centers
- Sanctuaries
- Larsen / Fairfield
- Bafflin / Pomfret
- Smith-Hubbell / Milford Point
- Birdcraft / Fairfield
- Deer Pond Farm / Sherman
- Roger Tory Peterson / Old Lyme
- Trail Wood / Hampton
- Smith Richardson / Westport
- Morgan R. Chaney / Montville
- Richard G. Croft / Goshen
- Stratford Point
- Banks South / Fairfield
- Field Mahoney / Fairfield
- Grace Robinson / Weston
- Pratt Valley / New Milford
- Other Sanctuaries
- Habitat Improvement Throughout Connecticut
- EcoTravel
- What’s New
- Our Work
- 2024 Osprey Nation Report
- State of the Birds Report
- Hartford Urban Bird Treaty
- Lights Out
- Neonics, the New DDT Conference Report—What You Need to Know About the Pesticides Harming Connecticut’s Birds, Bees, Wildlife and People”
- Habitat Improvement Throughout Connecticut
- Homegrown Habitat
- Osprey Nation
- Audubon Alliance for Coastal Waterbirds
- Conservation Advocacy
