We get many questions about keeping bird feeders up during the raise in bird flu cases. Click here to read an article from Audubon Magazine that provides more information.
Avian Influenza Outbreak: Should You Take Down Your Bird Feeders?
Do you have questions about the outbreak of avian influenza, or bird flu? Click here to read an article from CornellLab that can answer some of the most asked questions.
A Rough Year for North Fork Shorebirds
Beth Young from East End Beacon wrote about the tough year shorebirds had in 2024. Click here to read the article.
36 Hours on the North Fork, Long Island: Things to Do and See - The New York Times
Check out this updated article from last year!
By Lauren Matison Photographs by Tony Cenicola
The New York Times featured Inlet Pond County Park, read the full article here.
At Southold nature preserve, a symphony of bird sounds
Chris Francescani writes in the Suffolk Times about the many bird walks we have at North Fork Audubon. Click here to read.
Watch Migrating Birds’ Nest, and Pick Up a Native Plant, With the North Fork Audubon Society
27 east wrote an article about NFAS and our annual Spring native plant sale, check it out here.
Birdwatchers flock to Long Island to see rare bird
Click here to check out this news clip from WNBC about a rare sighting of a Lazuli Bunting bird in Flanders. Our own NFAS President, Peggy Lauber was interviewed!
It’s nesting season for piping plovers — here’s what you should know
Northforker featured an article about our Shorebird monitoring efforts with quotes from Peggy Lauber, NFAS President. Click here to read.
36 Hours on the North Fork, Long Island: Things to Do and See - The New York Times
By Lauren Matison Photographs by Tony Cenicola
The New York Times featured Inlet Pond County Park, read the full article here.
Local groups work to stop the spread of invasive plant species on the East End - Suffolk Times
Read this Suffolk Times article featuring NFAS board member, Robin Simmen, speak about the importance of invasive plant removal and the work we are doing at Inlet Pond County Park to help native plants thrive.