Michigan Audubon Society advocates the awareness, enjoyment, and stewardship of the environment and natural resources through education, research, and conservation with an emphasis on birds and their habitats. Michigan's oldest conservation organization. Bringing birds and people together for the benefit of both since 1904.

43 local chapters throughout the state offer regular meetings, educational activities, informal hikes, and guided tours across the state, into neighboring states, and Canada. Check the "Calendar" link on the side bar to the left to view the statewide calendar of events. Most meetings are listed as lasting two hours, actual duration may vary. Some programs charge a nominal fee for non-members. To visit chapter web pages check out the "Links" feature on the side bar.

Contact Michigan Audubon Society at 517-886-9144 or visit our website at www.michiganaudubon.org for details about chapters, programs, publications, or membership.