Indiana Audubon

Non-profit OrganizationsIndiana, United States11-50 Employees

The Indiana Audubon Society is a nonprofit organization focused on bird conservation and public education in Indiana. It is the oldest conservation organization continuously operating in the state and the fourth oldest Audubon entity in the United States, functioning as an independent statewide body that predates the National Audubon Society. Its mission encompasses stimulating interest in birds and their protection, and supporting youth, civic, church, school, and community groups by providing information about birds and Indiana natural heritage.

Based in Connersville, Indiana, the organization operates as a small nonprofit with a regional focus and collaborative approach. It runs programs and partnerships such as Adopt a Shrike, launched with the Indiana DNR in 2019 to raise awareness and support shrub plantings, and Bird Town Indiana, begun in 2013 to engage communities in urban and rural bird habitat efforts. It also hosts events and builds online and community platforms, including a Screech-Owl Box Building Workshop and the Indiana Birding Discord server, and collaborates with land protection groups like the Ouabache Land Conservancy and the Indiana Land Protection Alliance.

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