Hog Island Audubon Camp

The National Audubon Society (NAS) is a leading American non-profit organization dedicated to the conservation and restoration of birds, their habitats, and natural ecosystems. Founded in 1905, NAS has grown to include approximately 600,000 members and over 500 local chapters across the United States. The organization manages more than 100 wildlife sanctuaries and nature centers, providing critical habitats for birds and other wildlife.

NAS engages in various activities, including high-priority conservation programs aimed at preserving wetlands, forests, and migratory bird corridors. The society conducts scientific research and monitoring, partnering with organizations like the Cornell Lab of Ornithology on citizen science projects. Educational initiatives, such as *Audubon Adventures*, promote awareness and engagement in conservation among children and the general public. Through its extensive outreach, NAS serves a diverse audience, including conservationists, birdwatchers, educators, and policymakers, fostering a strong community committed to wildlife preservation.