Migration Magic 2025: The Conservation Work Your Pledge Supports

When you participate and make a pledge to the Migration Magic Birdathon in 2024 your contribution will support:

Trail upkeep at our sanctuaries to make sure you have safe and accessible places to hike.
Conservation education, including the award-winning Science in Nature outdoor education program.
Conservation work at our centers, in Fairfield and Pomfret, Birdcraft Sanctuary in Fairfield, Deer Pond Farm in Sherman, the Coastal Center at Milford Point, Trail Wood in Hampton, and at the Roger Tory Peterson Estuary Center in Old Lyme.
Citizen science projects including Osprey Nation, which since 2014 has tracked the nesting success of the state’s Ospreys.

Bird conservation work such as the Audubon Alliance for Coastal Waterbirds, a partnership to protect vulnerable Piping Plovers, American Oystercatchers, and other species.
Habitat restoration that provides nesting areas for Blue-winged Warblers, Indigo Buntings, Eastern Towhees, and other birds at:
- Smith Richardson Preserve in Westport
- Bafflin Preserve in Pomfret
- Chaney Preserve in Montville
- Trail Wood in Hampton
- Croft Preserve in Goshen
Monitoring at the Coastal Center at Milford Point, to ensure the protection of endangered and threatened nesting birds at this busy coastal area.
Advocacy work to support partnerships with other environmental organizations that are working together to get better conservation laws passed in the state.
Connecticut Audubon’s involvement in the Connecticut Bird Atlas, the biggest and most important bird research project ever in Connecticut.

Thank you for your generosity!