We use the best available science to ensure the survival of Montana's birds and other wildlife.
Montana Audubon strives to ensure the long-term survival of our state’s native birds, other wildlife and their habitats over time. We place our conservation focus on at-risk ecosystems such as riparian areas, wetlands, sagebrush country and native prairies. Working collaboratively with landowners, government agencies and other entities, Montana Audubon uses the best available science to encourage and implement sound conservation management of our state’s incomparable natural heritage.
We are concerned about the impacts to birds from a rapidly changing climate. Birds are insect eaters, pollinators, ecological indicators, and so much more….
Montana Audubon and local Audubon chapters have put out “birding hotspots” maps and checklists for numerous locations around the state.
Learn about the Important Bird Area (IBA) program in Montana with maps and site descriptions.
IBA nominations based on their conservation priority as stated in the Montana Bird Conservation Plan
Audubon Wildlife Fund mini-grants support education and research projects or activities that focus on the conservation, enhancement, and public appreciation of Montana’s wildlife and natural communities.