Support South Florida's Voice of Conservation

Friends, I am thrilled to show and share my support for Tropical Audubon Society this Give Miami Day!

Tropical Audubon has been leading South Florida bird walks, championing wildlife, protecting Biscayne Bay and the Everglades since our 1947 founding, with roots dating back even earlier. As the official local chapter of National Audubon, they are among Miami’s most esteemed non-profit environmental organizations.

Known as “South Florida’s Voice of Conservation,” Tropical Audubon has been on the frontlines of environmental protection for decades — standing strong against contamination of our drinking water, defending the Urban Development Boundary, and advocating for the protection of Endangered Species and the preservation of our region’s Globally Critically Imperiled Pine Rockland habitat.

Your gift will support crucial local conservation efforts, including a current challenge of the proposed “Miami Wilds” theme park project. If built adjacent to Globally Critically Imperiled Pine Rockland it would adversely impact the endangered Florida Bonneted Bat, Miami Tiger Beetle and Bartram's Hairstreak and Florida Leafwing butterflies who rely on the habitat for their very survival. Your gift will also help us expand the “Plants for Birds” initiatives, count birds for science, sustain the Cape Florida Banding Station, grow the award-winning “Tropical Audubon Ambassador” education program, and help advocate for Everglades restoration and Biscayne Bay health.