The Warbler
The newsletter of the South Florida Audubon Society — conservation news, birds, community science, events, and stories from the field.
The Warbler is the voice of South Florida Audubon Society. The newsletter will share the work happening across our conservation programs, highlight birds and habitats, celebrate volunteers and community partners, and help readers find meaningful ways to participate.
Latest Issue
The Warbler — Fall/Winter 2026
Read the Fall/Winter 2026 issue of The Warbler, the newsletter of the South Florida Audubon Society. Open the PDF to read, save, print, or share.
The Warbler Returns
A New Chapter for an SFAS Tradition
The Warbler has deep roots in the history of South Florida Audubon Society. We are preparing to relaunch it as a recurring newsletter with a modern format that connects our history with the conservation work happening today.
New issues will be featured here as they are published.
What You’ll Find in The Warbler
Conservation at Heart
Updates from habitat restoration, bird protection, advocacy, and other SFAS conservation projects.
From the Field
Stories and observations from dune projects, EagleWatch, shorebird stewardship, Sunny Lake, and community science.
Birds & Beyond
Species spotlights, seasonal birding, identification tips, habitat stories, and natural-history features.
Sunny Lake News
Programs, education, stewardship, native planting, birding, and community activities at our home in Davie.
Community Corner
Volunteer, member, partner, donor, and community highlights from across South Florida.
What’s Next
Upcoming bird walks, meetings, volunteer events, restoration projects, and ways to get involved.
From the Field
This will be a recurring feature in every issue of The Warbler. It will spotlight real conservation work in progress — a dune planting, an eagle nest observation, a shorebird season update, a Sunny Lake program, a community-science result, or another story that shows what SFAS is doing on the ground.
How New Issues Will Work
Historical Warbler Archive
These surviving issues preserve part of the history of the South Florida Audubon Society and its earlier Broward County Audubon years.
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Have a Story for The Warbler?
We want The Warbler to reflect the people and conservation work of SFAS. Ideas may include field observations, project updates, volunteer stories, photographs, birding notes, educational features, or upcoming opportunities.