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Audubon Florida protects 500 species. We make sure the world pays attention.

Audubon Florida has been protecting birds and the places they need since 1900, building one of the most respected conservation organizations in the state. Their work spans coastlines, wetlands, sanctuaries, and classrooms. Frances Roy Agency serves as their print and digital design partner, designing and laying out the full suite of Audubon Florida's publications and providing strategic digital consulting — translating decades of science and fieldwork into materials that their members, advocates, and public audiences actually want to read.

Cover and pages of Audubon Naturalist Magazine

The Naturalist is Audubon Florida's flagship publication — and it has to earn its place in the hands of people who already know the subject deeply. Every issue is designed to match that standard.

Conservation data doesn't communicate itself. The Jay Watch Report translates complex field research into clear, compelling print, designed to inform advocates and move people to action.

EagleWatch and the Coastal Report track two of Florida's most critical conservation stories. The publications are built to reflect that weight — precise, well-crafted, and worthy of the science behind them.

Audubon State of the Everglades cover and pages

The State of the Everglades puts one of the most important ecosystems in the country on the page. The design has to make the stakes legible, and make the case for why it matters.

Sign warning of protected birds' nest on roof

Sign warning to give black skimmers space

When the work calls for it, we extend into the field. Beach signage and print collateral carry the mission to the places and people that need it most.

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