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Bipartisan Legislation to Fund Wildlife Recovery Introduced in the U.S. Senate
July 20, 2021 — The funding provided will benefit birds, other wildlife, and communities across the United States.
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Biden Administration Revokes Trump Rule That Allowed Sand Mining in Protected Coastal Areas
July 19, 2021 — Audubon successfully defended a decades-old bipartisan law that protects important beaches and wetlands for birds and people.
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Biden Administration to Restore Protections For Alaska’s Tongass National Forest
July 15, 2021 — USDA announces a new strategy to protect old-growth trees that are important to local communities, birds, and the planet.
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2021 Audubon Photography Awards Winners Enchant with Birdlife Imagery
July 7, 2021 — The leading North American bird photography competition broadens winners with the first year of prizes for female birds and bird videos.
Climate Change Management Briefs for 525 National Wildlife Refuges
July 6, 2021 — How will climate change affect birds in national wildlife refuges? These scientific briefs by Audubon scientists can help refuge managers prepare.
Delaware River Watershed
U.S. House Recommends Increased Funding for Delaware River Watershed for Fourth Year
July 1, 2021 — Growing federal appropriations helps protect the iconic waterway for birds and communities.
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National Audubon Society Urges Next Step in Union Vote
June 30, 2021 — “Every person who has a stake should have a vote.”
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Congress Votes to Restore Methane Emissions Regulations in a Boost to Combating Climate Change
June 25, 2021 — President Biden is expected to sign the resolution, which will reinstate limits on the dangerous greenhouse gas.
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New Bill to Strengthen International Conservation for Albatrosses and Petrels
June 22, 2021 — By expanding seabird conservation internationally, this move would level the playing field for U.S. fisheries.