“I can remember as a child visiting the Birdcraft Museum on several occasions and being fascinated. To be able to be part of this important organization as an adult volunteer is so gratifying.”
– Heidi Bender, Fairfield

My first visit to Birdcraft Museum was more than 57 years ago to attend an Annual Meeting with my Grandmother. I was 10. Connecticut Audubon was doing Citizen Science back then and continues to do it today. That’s why I support CAS. Citizen Science Projects like Osprey Nation, Purple Martin monitoring and MAPS Mist netting are important for learning how to protect birds in Connecticut.”  
 – Michael Aurelia, Greenwich

“Connecticut Audubon Society has played a valuable role in tailoring hands-on, inquiry-based field experiences for the students at The Unquowa School. Thoughtful programs have provided countless opportunities to explore the outdoors and observe wildlife. CAS educators help students connect to the environment.”
– Mary Curran, The Unquowa School, Fairfield