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Happy Earth Day everyone! 🌎 Today, we would like to make an exciting announcement. We are pleased to announce that Camden County Audubon Society has been awarded a Collaborative Grant from National Audubon! We are so excited to present this next project to everyone in Camden County. Discarded fishing line has been a major hazard to wildlife in our coastal Georgia community, since there are so many fishing access locations and too few disposal bins for fishing line. We have s

Save the date! The Camden County Audubon Society is proud to present our Third Annual Wood Stork Birding Festival from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. on Saturday, April 11, 2026 at St. Marys Middle School (205 Martha Drive, St. Marys, GA). We are excited to partner this year with St. Marys Middle School — featuring a centrally located indoor venue so the event can be held rain or shine — and the school’s student birding club. The festival will again host the very popular Birds of Prey show

Each February, for four days the world comes together to admire birds during the Great Backyard Bird Count (GBBC). Participants spend time in their favorite places observing and counting as many birds as they can find and report their findings. This helps scientists better understand global bird populations. In as little as 15 minutes notice the birds around you. Identify them, count them, and submit your counts to help scientists better understand and protect birds around th

We’d like to extend one last thank you to our volunteers that were able to help us with the 126th Audubon Christmas Bird Count (and the 30th year of the Camden/Cumberland count specifically)! We wanted to let you all know that the results are in! With 13 participants this year, we counted 112 species and a total of 6,465 individual birds within our circle! We couldn’t have done it without you all. Hopefully next year, more volunteers will be able to participate and get in

Hello Camden County Birders! This post serves as a call for volunteers. Come be a part of the nation’s longest running community science bird project! The Christmas Bird Count originally started in 1900 as a peaceful alternative to a bird hunting competition. This project involves volunteers that identify and count all birds all day within designated 15-mile diameter circles to help scientists understand and protect bird populations and their habitats. The designated circle i

Hello everyone! We have decided to reschedule our Spoonbill Pond field trip that was originally on October 18th. We decided that since...

Camden County Audubon Society was proud to present a $1,000 scholarship to Logan Drawdy, a 2025 graduate of Camden County High. She plans to pursue a degree in biology with a focus in pre-vet for her bachelors degree and hopes to become a zoological medicine veterinarian. Supporting young people who are pursuing science careers that benefit avian species is part of the Camden County Audubon's mission as a non- profit organization. The scholarship was funded by the proceeds of