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The Currituck Sound of today is far different from a century ago, making preservation efforts even more necessary.
Under the soft green canopy of live oaks, in the rustling grasses of Currituck Sound, and in freshwater pools teeming with birdlife, change is underway at the Pine Island Audubon Sanctuary.
Audubon staff and partners have developed a conservation and usage plan for the sanctuary that will ensure that visitors make a minimal impact on the Sanctuary’s habitats, birds, and wildlife.
Audubon NC staff is conducting sustainable controlled burns at the Audubon Sanctuary in Corolla.
After more than 100 years in private ownership, the Sanctuary in Corolla will be opened to the community so that everyone can enjoy and explore this singular reminder of the historic Outer Banks.
Birdlife plays a key role in the history of Pine Island and the entire Currituck Sound region.
One of the best ways to explore Audubon's Pine Island Sanctuary is by water.
