New Hampshire Audubon

New Hampshire Audubon is a nonprofit, statewide membership organization focused on environmental education, conservation research, policy and advocacy, and land stewardship. NH Audubon is independent of the National Audubon Society, so when you donate, your gift stays in the Granite State.

We operate centers in Auburn, Concord, and Hebron, and manage 40 wildlife sanctuaries. 19 non-releasable animal ambassadors reside at our McLane and Massabesic centers, including a Wood Turtle, Red-tailed Hawk, Turkey Vulture, and Ball Pythons. These animals help visitors build meaningful connections with nature through hands-on learning experiences.

At checkout, you can choose to support the care of these animals, including food, enrichment, and upgrades to our nature labs and mews. Or, you can give to our general Annual Fund, providing flexible support for all aspects of our work as we protect New Hampshire's natural environment for wildlife and for people.

Meet our Wood Turtle: https://youtube.com/shorts/mYa6OyKfAgA?si=9Ht6LeLiwiXjtzGn

Meet our Turkey Vulture: https://youtube.com/shorts/5jNXvSZv47w?si=XUn_BLfUmiQ8LldV

Meet one of our Ball Pythons: https://youtube.com/shorts/FLga7Gd2GK0?si=cZOQLqvdqMnNNdlv

Whichever you choose, thank you for your support!

Animal Ambassador banner photos from top left to bottom right: Barred Owl by Lucy Murayda, Red-tailed Hawk by Shelby Morelli, Turkey Vulture by Shelby Morelli, Corn Snake by Corinne Cloutier, Ball Python by Zoe Dawson, Bluegill by Corinne Cloutier, Spotter Salamander by Lucy Murayda, Gray Tree Frog by Vincent O'Dowd, American Bullfrog by Lucy Murayda, Painted Turtle by Vincent O'Dowd, Wood Turtle by Lucy Murayda, Musk Turtle by Vincent O'Dowd.