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A nonprofit statewide membership organization dedicated to the conservation of wildlife and habitat throughout the state.
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Independent of the National Audubon Society, NH Audubon offers programs in conservation, environmental policy, and education.

10/29/2026

New on Joy of Birding:
- Follow the unexpected journey of Madi, a young Peregrine Falcon, as NH Audubon Biologist Mickayla Johnston shares the story of her first months of life.
- Read about the return to the wild of two rehabilitated Osprey chicks.
- Discover some of the best birding spots in Dublin, New Hampshire.
- Explore the fascinating world of flycatchers, with an expert guide to the species that could appear in New Hampshire.

Find these articles and more at joyofbirding.nhaudubon.org, and don't forget to sign up for the free monthly Joy of Birding newsletter on the homepage!

10/28/2026

Have you ever wanted to undertake your own birding Big Year? Or maybe you’ve dreamed of breaking a record of how many birds were seen in an area during the year. Join us in Concord on Saturday, November 7, and learn what it was like for Stacey and Noah to do both!

Friends and avid birders Stacey Huth and Noah Gibb planned out their year, woke up early, survived mostly on coffee and pizza, and documented a staggering 332 bird species in the state of Maine in 2025. At 2pm, Stacey and Noah will be at the McLane Center for a free book signing (books can be purchased at the event) and then will stay for an indoor presentation. You are also welcome to explore the sanctuary grounds, visit our Nature Store, and visit our ambassador amphibians and reptiles. This is a free event, but please RSVP to ensure we have enough seating for all: https://nhaudubon.org/event/an-experiment-in-birding/

10/27/2026

Featured Volunteer Opportunity: Vacation Day Camp

Do you have a love for nature and want to share that appreciation and passion with the next generation of environmental advocates? Join our team as an Environmental Education Volunteer, working with our vacation day camps during February or April. Our Winter Wonders Camp runs from February 22–26, 2027, and our Signs of Spring Camp runs from April 26–30, 2027. Camp runs from 8:30am-4pm each weekday, but volunteer schedules are flexible within this timeframe. This is a rewarding experience and can include assisting our education staff during presentations to creating and assisting with activities.

Training is provided, but we ask that candidates have some experience working with children. You must be willing to employ the “curiosity-first/influence-before-control” behavior management method, which can be learned during training. Must be willing to submit to a criminal background check. Contact Anita Fernandez [email protected] if interested.

10/27/2026

A highlight from this includes an Orange-crowned Warbler seen near South Mill Pond in Portsmouth. Read more of the unique and migrating sightings here: https://nhaudubon.org/rba-october-26-2026/

Photo by Jim Sparrell of the Orange-crowned Warbler on October 25, 2026.

10/25/2026

'Tis the Season for holiday wreaths at NH Audubon!

Our volunteer-crafted wreaths have already sold out for 2026, but you can still get one by joining us at the Massabesic Center for one of our fun Holiday Wreath Workshops in November to make your own. Get festive and kick off the holiday season with us by arranging a fresh balsam wreath with beautiful natural materials. Our class leaders will guide you through the decorating steps to create a beautiful wreath for you to take home, ready to hang on your front door. There is limited capacity, so register now!

10/24/2026

It's our annual autumnal reminder to resist the urge to tidy up your garden! Leaving seed heads, dried stems, and fallen leaves provides essential habitat for pollinators and beneficial insects.

Messy gardens offer shelter for bees, butterflies, and other insects to overwinter, while native plants continue to feed wildlife. By keeping your garden a little wild, you’re supporting the health of pollinator populations and fostering biodiversity.

Let your garden go wild this fall and make a difference for pollinators!

10/23/2026

Calling all snack vendors! Come show off your homemade treats, spices, soup mixes, popcorn (and more) this year at NH Audubon’s 2026 Holiday Craft Fair. Apply by October 26, we can’t wait to hear from you!

Download the application here:https://nhaudubon.org/wp-content/uploads/Treat-Vendors-Application-2026-Holiday.pdf

10/23/2026

Our first New Hampshire butterfly has crossed into Mexico! About an hour ago, NHA-11, a male monarch butterfly radio-tagged on September 18th by NH Audubon, left Texas and pinged a little south of Piedras Negras, Mexico—over 3,000 kilometers from where it was deployed!

If you would like to see all of the NH Monarch Festival and NH Audubon butterflies, download the Project Monarch Science app. You can follow the butterflies in real-time.

Congratulations, NH Audubon!

10/22/2026

Birdability Week is in full swing, and the NH Audubon Lands Department wanted to take a moment to highlight our most recent project. If you’re visiting the Massabesic Center to , we hope you take advantage of the recently installed All Persons Trail extension. This new portion of trail is flat, even, and made from stone dust and aggregate to provide a durable surface for our visitors. This new extension makes our trailhead kiosk and picnic table accessible to visitors in wheelchairs, families with strollers, hikers with mobility impairments, and anyone looking to enjoy a nice afternoon in the open air.

NH Audubon is committed to ensuring that our open spaces can be accessed and enjoyed by all. To this end, if you like the design of our picnic tables, the plans can be found for free on our website. We’d also like to thank our project partners from The Trade for all their hard work helping us get this project completed. We hope that whether you’re taking advantage of this new trail extension at the Massabesic Center, visiting the McLane Center’s All Persons Trail, or enjoying the foliage up at the Alice Bemis Thompson Wildlife Sanctuary accessible boardwalk, you’re enjoying Birdability Week!

Address

84 Silk Farm Road
Concord, NH
03301

Opening Hours

Wednesday	11am - 5pm
Thursday	11am - 4pm
Friday	11am - 5pm
Saturday	11am - 5pm

Telephone

+16032249909

Website

http://www.nhaudubon.org/

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