Orlando Wetlands Park-Brent Mobley

"Orlando Wetlands Park Sunrise" Brent Mobley- Orlando

"Outta the Starting Block – Snowy Egret, Orlando Wetlands Park" Advanced Honorable Mention 5, Joyce Stefancic, Clermont

Outta the Starting Block-Snowy Egret Orlando Wetlands Park" Advanced Honorable Mention 5-Joyce Stefancic- Clermont

“Silent Hunter—Eastern Coral Snake, Ocala National Forest” 1st Place Advanced, Kristian Bell, Sarasota

Silent Hunter-Eastern Coral Snake Ocala National Forest" 1st Place Adanced Kristian Bell- Sarasota

“Anhinga Swimming, Merritt Island NWR” Advanced Honorable Mention 7, Candace Curtis, Ormond Beach

Anhinga Swimming Merritt Island NWR" Advanced Honorable Mention 7 Candace Curtis- Ormond Beach

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Purple Gallinule" Mary Kleim -Orlando Wetlands Park

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Least Bittern" Wayne Bennett -Orlando

"Wood Stork Reflections—Wood Storks" Novice Honorable Mention: Donald Martin, Melbourne

Wood Stork Reflections-Wood Storks" Novice Honorable Mention Donald Martin- Melbourne

The New 2025 Orange Audubon Nature Center

The New 2025 Orange Audubon Nature Center at the Apopka Birding Park is in the works. For donations going towards the new Orange Audubon Nature Center please visit our donation page. We are excited and ready to open in the Fall of 2025.

Keeping Florida Wild

Orange Audubon Society is committed to the conservation of the Earth’s natural lands, the health of its air, its wildlife and its lakes and waterways. We work with Audubon Florida and other Audubon chapters to set action plans and agendas for state and regional public policy priorities. 

The Orange Audubon Mission

The Orange Audubon Society mission is to conserve and restore natural ecosystems, focusing on birds and their habitats, for the benefit of humanity and the earth’s biological diversity.

Make A Donation

Orange Audubon Society is your local Audubon chapter in Central Florida. Except for our part-time education coordinator, we are an all-volunteer chapter. Your donations are used to support our education programs and toward development of a nature and environmental center.