New York

Forest Resources

Five Forest-dependent Birds that Return in Early Spring

Five Forest-dependent Birds that Return in Early Spring

— Learn about each species and what you can do to improve forest habitat.
Forest Birds That Nest in the Off-Season

Forest Birds That Nest in the Off-Season

Meet several species that prefer to breed outside of spring and early summer.
Audubon Forester Training and Endorsement Program

Audubon Forester Training and Endorsement Program

Creating a national network of professional foresters working in partnership with Audubon to promote healthy forest ecosystems that provide high-quality habitat for priority bird species, at scale.
Top 10 New York Forest Birds

Top 10 New York Forest Birds

Without picking favorites, here are some of the birds that depend on New York's forests for feeding, nesting, and raising young.
Top Invasive Species Resource Professionals Should Monitor for Forest Health

Top Invasive Species Resource Professionals Should Monitor for Forest Health

Help New York birds by creating healthier woodland habitat.
WATCH: An Inside Look at Healthy Forests

WATCH: An Inside Look at Healthy Forests

— On this webinar recording we take a close look at some of the threats our forests and forest birds face, and what we can do to help.
Free Landowner's Guide to Improving Forest Health

Free Landowner's Guide to Improving Forest Health

— Start here and take steps to improve forest habitat for birds, other wildlife, recreation, and more.
Audubon New York Offers Free Forester's Guide

Audubon New York Offers Free Forester's Guide

— The application of sustainable forest management can greatly improve forest bird habitat.
Forest Fact Sheet

Forest Fact Sheet

Quick facts about healthy forest habitat and why it's essential. Click here to download and print!
Managing Forests for Birds: A Landowner's Guide

Managing Forests for Birds: A Landowner's Guide

Download this new guide, full of information about the habitat needs of forest birds plus next steps for landowners to follow when interested in forest habitat management.