Northern New York Audubon webinar: How to Love a Forest, with Ethan Tapper, author of the new book “How to Love A Forest”.

Join members of Northern New York Audubon to watch thousands of Snow Geese on the Rec Park water. It is a spectacle you don't want to miss.

Join Ken Adams and Betsy Miner as we bird along the road leading into the campground, the marsh overlook, and out onto Lake Champlain. Fall migration is a fun time to be birding as you never know what you might find! Birders of all experience levels are welcome.

Enjoy a fun morning of birding at one of our premier hotspots in the Champlain Valley.

Join Ken Adams and Betsy Miner at one of Clinton County's birding hotspots, nearly 150 bird species have been recorded here. There is a wide variety of habitats including open water, marsh, field, shrub meadow and mixed forest.

Come join us at the Plattsburgh Public Library to learn how to use the eBird mobile app! Learn about how to view local bird observations by time period, checklist leaders, species leaders, and customizing checklists.

Join Us for Our Annual Outing!

Kick off the day with birding on Long Point and stay for an informative lunch session. No registration is needed, and beginners are always welcome!

The 138-mile Northville-Placid Trail is celebrating its 100th Anniversary in 2024! Join Joan Collins for a bird walk on a section of this historic trail!

Join us at the Plattsburgh Public Library on Wednesday, September 4th to learn how to use the Merlin mobile app! Bring your mobile device and make sure you have the app downloaded with your username and password ahead of time.

Join us at the Plattsburgh Public Library on Wednesday, September 4th to learn how to use the Merlin mobile app! Bring your mobile device and make sure you have the app downloaded with your username and password ahead of time.

Join us at the Plattsburgh Public Library on Wednesday, September 4th to learn how to use the Merlin mobile app! Bring your mobile device and make sure you have the app downloaded with your username and password ahead of time.

Join Joan Collins for a birding walk on a railbed through wonderful wetlands and forests! The old railbed travels along Vanderwhacker Brook with fascinating marshes and ponds (and interesting plants!). This field trip is jointly sponsored by Northern New York Audubon and the Long Lake Parks and Recreation Department.

Join Joan Collins on this exciting birding trip into the William C. Whitney Wilderness Area north of the Town of Long Lake. This field trip is jointly sponsored by Northern New York Audubon and the Long Lake Parks and Recreation Department.

Point au Roche State Park is one of Clinton County’s birding hotspots; more than 180 species have been recorded on the eBird list for the Park. Ken Adams, and possibly others, will lead this bird walk. Birders of all experience levels are welcome

Explore the back side of Adirondack Lake and a portion of the Cedar River for warblers, thrushes, loons, flycatchers etc.

Visit wetlands, hardwood forests, and abandoned dams as we look for whip-poor-wills at dusk and other species. Birders of all experience levels welcome.

Please join Stacy Robinson for a guided bird walk on this beautiful property in the midst of migration.

Join us for a morning field trip as we venture into Fort Drum's expansive and dynamic breeding bird habitats. This trip will delve into Fort Drum impressive breeding bird diversity, and ongoing research efforts focused on Golden-winged and Blue-winged Warbler hybridization.

The Park includes open fields and forest along the Little Ausable River. Many species of songbirds can be seen and heard along the nature trail. Field trip leaders are Betsy Miner, Mar Bodine, and Ken Adams.

May is an excellent time to observe birds at Indian Creek Nature Center. Many species of flycatchers, vireos, thrushes, warblers and other passerines can be observed throughout the nature center.

This 850-acre “Wildlife Park” features many habitats including rocky peninsula shoreline and sand beach on Lake Champlain; old field and shrubland; forest and woodland; cropland; picnic area and ballfield; swamp; emergent marsh and pond. Ken Adams will lead this field trip.

Dr. Tom Langen will lead a bird walk at Upper and Lower Lakes Wildlife Management Area outside Canton.

This 850-acre “Wildlife Park” features many habitats including rocky peninsula shoreline and sand beach on Lake Champlain; old field and shrubland; forest and woodland; cropland; picnic area and ballfield; swamp; emergent marsh and pond. Ken Adams and Judy Heintz will co-lead this field trip.

The Indian River Lakes Conservancy will host its annual spring hike at Grand Lake Reserve. The hike will be led by Clarkson Professor of Biology, Dr. Tom Langen.