NH Audubon is committed to protecting New Hampshire’s natural environment for the benefit of both wildlife and people. Founded in 1914, NH Audubon is an independent organization that focuses on protecting the state’s wild places, conserving wildlife species, and educating the public on conservation efforts. The organization operates wildlife sanctuaries, manages over 7,500 acres of sanctuary habitat, and offers various educational programs for both youth and adults.

NH Audubon’s work involves protecting and managing a wide variety of bird and wildlife species, including Bald Eagles, Peregrine Falcons, and pollinators, among others. Their conservation efforts also extend to conducting research on different bird species and habitat restoration projects. Furthermore, NH Audubon offers opportunities for people to get involved by donating, volunteering, or becoming members to support their important work.

Through their programs and conservation efforts, NH Audubon strives to connect individuals with nature and to ensure the preservation of New Hampshire's wildlife and natural habitats for future generations