Audubon EagleWatch, one of Audubon's premier community science programs, deploys boots on the ground and eyes in the field to monitor and protect Florida's eagles.  With over 1,500 nesting pairs in our state, this team of volunteers spans 45 counties monitoring more than 800 nests.  

Audubon EagleWatchers collect important data on nesting eagles in Florida including productivity,  active nest locations and possible disturbances or threats to nesting activities. The program engages volunteers to help protect our nation's symbol.  

If you are interested in participating in this Community Science program, click here to receive information on joining our team or email the Program Manager at eaglewatch@audubon.org.

EagleWatch started in 1992 in the Central Florida region, with only 22 volunteers. Today the program is statewide, reaching more communities each year and continuing to heighten awareness of Bald Eagle nesting activities throughout the state. 

Help protect our eagles!  We need your support. Eagles continue to face threats each year.  You can help by becoming a Friends of Eagles member.  Your membership helps fund Audubon EagleWatch programs and ensure the long-term protection of Bald Eagles and the important habitats where they live.