2019 Birdathon
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Canada Goose chicks. Photo: Joshua Ellis / APA 2016
Millions of birds flock to Alaska each spring from around the globe, making this a crucial place for birds worldwide. From the icy, bountiful waters of the Arctic Ocean to the misty, salmon-rich rainforests of the Tongass National Forest, Audubon Alaska works to conserve Alaska's spectacular birds and other wildlife—and their habitats— to ensure their place for future generations. We employ science and state-of-the-art mapping technology to drive our conservation priorities, with an emphasis on public lands and waters.
Teshekpuk Lake and surrounding wetlands are a globally Important Bird Area within the NPR-A.
The Tongass is home to some of the last remaining old-growth temperate rainforest in the world.
The Tongass is home to species found nowhere else on Earth, including the Prince of Wales Spruce Grouse. Help to keep it safe. Adopt a section of the Tongass National Forest when you donate $10.
Birds that nest in the Arctic Refuge migrate to all 50 states.
Learn about Alaska's most important hotspots for breeding, migrating, and wintering birds.
Audubon Alaska depends on supporters like you to make our science-based bird conservation possible.
There are many ways to support Audubon Alaska, from various types of donations to participating in a citizen science project. Choose which is best for you!
Help protect the spectacular natural ecosystems of the Arctic. Donate to the Arctic Fund and support Arctic programs and policy work.
