Written for Audubon Society members, universities and libraries. Focuses on the natural ecosystems of Florida, including birds, other wildlife and their habitats, and protecting the environment and quality of life. Promotes the conservation and restoration of natural ecosystems, focusing on birds and other wildlife for the benefit of humanity and the earth's biological diversity in the state of Florida.

Serves as the flagship publication of the National Audubon Society. Written for nature and wildlife enthusiasts, outdoor adventurers and environmentalists to learn, explore and to be inspired by the world's great beauty. Aims to enhance the reader's appreciation and understanding of the natural world and to teach about the importance of conservation. Topics covered include ecology, conservation, global warming, endangered species, wildlife, birds, public policy and recreational activities, along with discussion of the impact which humans have on nature. Serves as a respected editorial voice in the increasing national discourse about environmental issues. Writers should strive to submit pieces with an environmental focus that are presented in a lateral, thought-provoking way. Stories that appeal to a younger, informed audience. Writers from the heartland, central, and Midwest regions have a particular advantage when pitching stories that highlight locales that do not receive large amounts of coverage. It is best to follow conventions of pieces in the “Field Notes” section of the magazine for tips on style and content. Include photographs with submissions and links related to the story’s subject. When pitching, a short introductory email with information regarding materials submitted by mail is advised. Follow-ups are acceptable if no word has been sent from the magazine after an extended period has lapsed without any reply.

Written for nature and wildlife enthusiasts, outdoor adventurers, and environmentalists to learn, explore, and to be inspired by the world's great beauty. Aims to enhance the reader's appreciation and understanding of the natural world and to teach about the importance of conservation. Topics covered include ecology, wildlife, birds, public policy and recreational activities, along with discussion of the impact which humans have on nature.

Written for members of Autodesk User Group International (AUGI), designed to enlighten and inform readers through a variety of feature articles and columns. Editorial content of Augiworld includes: interviews with Autodesk or industry executives, user stories portraying successfully implemented industry solutions, CAD management advice, technical tips and tricks, training advice, and AUGI events and announcements. Press Releases should be sent to Marilyn Law, the copy editor: marilyn.law@augi.com.

The Augusta Area Times is a community newspaper for the residents of Augusta and the surrounding area.

Augusta Business Daily is a Community Newspaper covering daily business news in the Augusta area.

Strives to enrich families by providing information and inspiration in the areas of spirit, family relationships, family life and activities, home, juggling work and family and enjoying extended family and friends. Serves as a source of parenting information in the Central Savannah River Area, with a focus on local content. Includes a central theme, from back-to-school babies, from dining with children to traveling with them. Provides current information from nutrition to the home front. Going Places section gives families information about events, activity sign ups and community resources.

Launched on July 2, 2002 and aims to inform, educate and instill ethical debate on the issues of the day that matter to the people of the Shenandoah Valley and Central Virginia.

Written for affluent and educated readers in the Augusta, GA area. Offers a positive, entertaining and enlightening look at the people, places and events that matter. Contains informative features and guides to local events, arts and entertainment.

Augusta Today covers local news and Augusta related topics