The Mobile Bay Audubon Board has been actively following the current situation with COVID-19.
The Mobile Bay Audubon Board decided to start having live meetings again in September 2021. They are held in the Blakely Conference Center at 5 Rivers Delta Resource center at 10 a.m. the second Tuesday of every month through May. Eastern Shore Birders have resumed field trips and everyone is welcome. We are wearing masks at indoor meetings and we will provide light refreshments. We look forward to seeing all of our members as we embark on new birding adventures.
Photo Credit - Gwen Ainsworth
Your generous donation will fund Mobile Bay Audubon’s mission to support bird and habitat conservation and other community projects. To learn more about our current projects visit our projects page. All donations made here go directly to the Mobile Bay Chapter of the National Audubon Society.
Want to join in on some great field trips? Send an email to Lynne Fitzgerald at aesbrlf1@gmail.com, MBAS's Field Trip Coordinator, to sign up for field trip notifications. Field trips are free and open to the public.
Please Note: You do not have to RSVP ahead of time for the adult field trips, but you must email Lynne Fitzgerald at the email above if you are not already on her field trip notification list. Field trips can be cancelled due to weather and other circumstances and you will receive any changes on them from Lynne.
The Mobile Bay Audubon Society, founded in 1969, is a chapter of the National Audubon Society. MBAS's belief is that the goal of conserving, protecting, and restoring habitat is best accomplished by working together with government agencies, nonprofit groups, and others to promote awareness, understanding, enjoyment and science-based stewardship of our environment.
Our mission is to support local bird conservation efforts and to better educate our community of the importance of our local birds and the natural world. See our projects page to read about our current work.