Connecticut State of the Birds Report

Connecticut Audubon Society is an independent science-based conservation organization focused on Connecticut’s native birds and habitats. In keeping with our mission and beginning in 2006, the Society has released an annual “Connecticut State of the Birds” report. This remains a first-of-its-kind report for Connecticut, each year highlighting different conservation challenges and including Connecticut Audubon Society’s recommendations to address them.

Download copies of Connecticut State of the Birds:

2016 Gains, Losses and the Prospect of Extinction

2015 Protecting and Connecting Large Landscapes

2014 Connecticut’s Diverse Landscape: Managing Our Habitats for Wildlife

2013 Connecticut State of the Birds: The Seventh Habitat and the Decline of Our Aerial Insectivores.

2012 Connecticut State of the Birds: Where Is the Next Generation of Conservationists Coming From?

2011 Connecticut State of the Birds: Conserving our Forest Birds

2010 Connecticut State of the Birds: Citizen Scientists Contribute to Conservation

2009 Connecticut State of the Birds: Bird Conservation Priorities

2008 Connecticut State of the Birds: Specific Conservation Complexities and Challenges

2007 Connecticut State of the Birds: Specific Threats to Connecticut’s Birds

2006 Connecticut State of the Birds: Conserving Birds and Their Habitats