Welcome to Highlands County Audubon Society

Welcome

OUR MISSION: to promote an understanding of wildlife & the environment that supports it, to encourage the protection of all species of flora, fauna & marine life, and to promote the sustainable use of our natural resources.  Proudly serving central Florida!

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Purpose

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Our Purpose is to promote an understanding of wildlife and the environment that supports it, encourage the protection of all species of flora, fauna, and marine life, and promote the sustainable use of our natural resources.   


Get Involved

Get Involved

Get Involved

Welcome to the website for the Highlands County Audubon Society, a chapter of the National Audubon Society. Within the website you will find the latest happenings, upcoming trips and events, as well as photos from Audubon members and, from time to time, some of the hottest birding spots in Highlands County. Become involved with your local Audubon Society today!

Thank You

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Thank You

Whether you help through monetary donations, volunteering your time, or spreading our mission through word-of-mouth, thank you. We couldn't accomplish our goals without the help of supporters like you. 

Annual Longleaf Pine Planting

HCAS Volunteers Make It Happen!

Platt Branch WEA is well-known for its Red-cockaded Woodpecker population.  They are thriving in this area because of the established longleaf pines.  These special woodpeckers require living longleaf pines for nesting, as the trees provide them with safety from snakes and other predators.


Highlands County Audubon works in coordination with FWC to plant additional trees.  In addition to providing long-term habitat restoration, our efforts will remove one METRIC TON of CO2 over the lifetime of each tree planted.

Highlands County Land Preservation Planning

Highlands County Audubon Society is Active in Land Conservation

The photo was taken at Rafter T Ranch.  This property is an example of what preserving ranch land here in Highlands County is about.   When needed, our members stand up for and advocate for additional lands to be placed under protection.