Learning about Native and Endemic Ferns at Sears Cave
Clean up at Freer Cox Reserve

Our Mission: “To conserve Bermuda’s special bird life and habitats for the benefit of all.”

The Bermuda Audubon Society is a membership society run by an executive committee of volunteers. A non-profit registered charity (No. 99), we have no premises or paid staff and rely on voluntary assistance from our members and the corporate community.


The Bermuda Audubon Society:

  • Brings together those interested in birding and environmental conservation for shared information and enjoyment.
  • Acquires land for nature reserves and restores wetlands and other wildlife habitats. We have 20 nature reserves in Bermuda – approximately 77 acres of open space – under our care. Several properties were acquired jointly with the Bermuda National Trust through the Buy Back Bermuda campaign.
  • Provides conservation education through field trips, lectures and an annual birding camp.
  • Advocates for Bermuda’s natural environment and promotes public awareness of environmental issues.
  • Supports conservation projects such as the BluebirdLongtail and Cahow nest-site programmes.
  • Gathers bird data through an annual Christmas Bird Count and member contributions to the e-bird database, and funds research relevant to its mission.

The Bermuda Audubon Society works closely with other local environmental organisations:

The Bermuda Audubon Society is a member of Birds Caribbean and an associate member of the UK Overseas Territories Conservation Forum. The RSPB represents UK Overseas Territories as the UK partner of BirdLife International.