Learn more about our new ASO board members and officers for 2026-2027

Thanking people joining ASO and those stepping back after years of contributions; announcing the 2026 ASO Service Award

Learn more about a new ASO project to build nesting towers for Chimney Swifts in Omaha

Birds hide from the summer sun much like we do. Learn how to make the most of summer birding around Omaha in July and August.

Once you’ve learned one new birdsong, much like grabbing another Pringle from the can, it’ll be hard to stop yourself from another.

Talking to Audubon leaders in our region about how to build a broader coalition for birds and the environment got me thinking about ASO’s Student Art Show.

In this essay, Rebecca Carrillo reflects on her first time seeing thousands of Sandhill Cranes on the Platte River this year, which gave her a deeper understanding of their incredible spring migration and the conservation challenges they face.

Track laws and ballot measures under consideration by the Nebraska unicameral legislature along with ASO! The current session ends April 17.

Thirty volunteers took part in the 2025 CBC, covering 21 miles on foot and 283 miles in the car. The final tally for the day was 75 species and over 27,000 individual birds!

March and April are the perfect time to see ducks and other waterborne birds migrating through our metro area. If your appreciation for ducks is only surface-level right now, learn what they have to offer in this article.