Audubon California News

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Latest news across California

Audubon California: Richmond Spill More Than Enough to Damage Sensitive Ecosystem

February 10, 2021 — Area is a keystone of an ecosystem that supports everything from seabirds to herring.

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Innovative Bill Would Promote Regenerative Ranching in California

February 08, 2021 — Audubon California-Sponsored bill encourages ranching practices that restore grasslands and sequester carbon.

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The Case for Wetlands in the Central Valley

February 05, 2021 — Vital groundwater protections are needed for wetlands under the Sustainable Groundwater Management Act. They are the backbone of the Pacific Flyway, supporting 60% of California's migratory birds.

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Study: Wetlands Restoration Can Improve Water Quality in Central Valley

February 05, 2021 — Vibrant ecosystems can absorb carbon dioxide helping mitigate climate change and nitrogen cleaning the run-off from human use of the land for agriculture or development.

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Biden-Harris First Day Actions Signal Commitment to Birds and Climate

January 21, 2021 — Bird survival is human survival and birds are telling us they are in trouble. We have no time to lose.

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Audubon California Blasts Administration Move to Decimate Northern Spotted Owl Critical Habitat

January 14, 2021 — “The administration has declared open season on America’s public lands even as it leaves office, with dozens of threatened and endangered species hanging in the balance.”

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National Audubon Society Decries Trump Administration Attempt to Weaken California Desert Protections

January 13, 2021 — “This proposal is nothing more than a middle finger in the rearview mirror from the outgoing administration”

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State Habitat Restoration Project Breaks Ground at Southern End of Salton Sea

January 13, 2021 — Coalition of conservation and community groups says groundbreaking is positive step towards ending years of inaction at California’s largest lake.

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