Welcome to T Gilbert Pearson Audubon
T. Gilbert Pearson Audubon Society, one of many chapters in North Carolina, is pleased to serve the communities of Guilford, Randolph, Alamance, and Caswell Counties.
Support Our Mission
When you donate directly to T. Gilbert Pearson Audubon Society, all your money stays right here in the Triad for work that we do for birds, native plants, and education.
T. Gilbert Pearson Audubon Society Grant Program
Our local T. Gilbert Pearson Audubon chapter utilizes donations received from membership dues to fund grants to local nonprofits and community organizations as well as area graduate students who are conducting research related to nature, birds, and the environment.
We are both honored and eager to support projects that foster the appreciation, knowledge, and enjoyment of birds and nature and preserve our natural heritage.
Birds are telling us it’s time to
take action
on climate change
Over the last five years, Audubon has used the latest climate models and more than 140 million bird records—including data collected from bird lovers like you—to assemble Survival by Degrees: 389 Bird Species on the Brink, a new, ground-breaking report forecasting the survival of North American birds through the end of the century in extraordinary detail.
Lights out for Birds
Every spring and fall, millions of birds journey along the Atlantic Flyway north to their breeding grounds and back south to their wintering grounds. The majority of them fly at night, using the moon and stars to navigate. However, as they pass over big cities along their way, they can become disoriented by bright artificial lights and skyglow, often causing them to collide with buildings or windows. Disoriented birds also expend a lot of energy while flying around and calling out in confusion.
Greensboro Declares Lights Out For Birds
Mayor Nancy Vaughan reads the City of Greensboro's Proclamation for "Lights Out for Birds”
Nature Notes Newsletter
T. Gilbert Pearson Audubon Society publishes a monthly newsletter, “Nature Notes,” distributed via email, free of charge.