Three-year-long conservation effort adds green space and reconnects waterways to bring back declining bird species, fish and alleviate flooding on the Southeast Side of Chicago

The death of hundreds of migrating birds from one building leaves bird lovers across the Great Lakes reeling, and calling for solutions

Birds and Brews, presented by Audubon Great Lakes and Amos Butler Audubon Society, welcomed Indiana residents, local leaders for a discussion on the policy solutions that will protect birds and communities

Join Audubon Great Lakes as We Advocate for 100 Percent Renewable Energy in Michigan

Celebrating the Illinois Nature Preserves Commission 60th Anniversary

Audubon Great Lakes’ Habitat Restoration Internship Program Celebrates a Successful Conservation Season

Whether you’re in a suburban, urban, or rural landscape you can adopt several watershed and wetland friendly behaviors that will reduce your impact

From clean water to flood protection and homes for wildlife, wetlands provide many services to communities

Nature based solutions like wetland restoration provide clean drinking water and protect against both drought and flooding by collecting excess water