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Our Mission

​​The mission of Grand Harbor Audubon is to educate and motivate residents to embrace an active commitment to our natural environment including native plants, waterways and wildlife, especially birds and butterflies.

In loving memory of Don Morris our dear friend, teacher and founder of the Grand Harbor Audubon Butterfly Garden enjoyed by so many. Don will be dearly missed.

"The family encourages you to give to a local community garden in your neighborhood, or Grand Harbor Audubon Society, in honor of Don's love of nature and the cycle of life".
Feel free to leave a message that will be posted on Don's wedpage through 2026. 

Click here to access the donation form in memory of Don. 

A compilation of professional & unique photographs along with some fascinating information - a can't miss!
by Hedrick Rivero - Summer 2026 

Seen in Grand Harbor

Click on any photo for full screen
We encourage Audubon members to email info@grandharboraudubon.org to share pictures of birds, plants and wildlife captured in Grand Harbor.  All residents are welcome to join GHA.  
Thank you to all that submitted the beautiful pictures.​​​​​

Draft
2026-2027
Season Program Calendar

Every season we offer a variety of fun and educational programs. Click the link below to view the calendar of events from the 2025-2026.

2026 Volunteer of the Year
Bob Joy

Jeanine Nestor announced Bob Joy as the 2026 Volunteer of the Year 

New - Nature Article Corner 
Stay Tuned for an update once we kick off the season

Garden Bingo

An activity for kids

If you're interested in bringing your children or grandchildren over to the Audubon Garden to play Garden Bingo, just stop by and ask the GH concierge for a bingo card for each child and enjoy this activity with your children and/or grandchildren. When done, the child can stop by the concierge for a treat.

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Click the card name if interested in seeing our 2026 bingo card.

 

Alligators

It is especially important to remain alert near our ponds. Alligators are a permanent part of life in Florida, so please keep a safe distance from the water’s edge, closely supervise children and pets, and never feed or approach wildlife.

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Click here to see videos of videos taken on the River Course

More ... Seen in Grand Harbor Through the Years

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