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Articles by National Audubon Society

New Audubon Study Reveals Prothonotary Warbler 5,000 Mile Migration Path For First Time
August 31, 2015 — Scientists Uncover Clues to Mysterious Prothonotary Warbler Decline
Press Room
Audubon CEO: Katrina’s Lessons Still Haven’t Sunk In
August 28, 2015 — A decade after the devastating hurricane, New Orleans is still more vulnerable than it should be. David Yarnold explains what still needs to be done.
Audubon in Action
President Obama Prepares Visit to Commemorate 10th Anniversary of Hurricane Katrina
August 26, 2015 — Restoration of Coastal Wetlands Is Key to Long-Term Resiliency
Press Room
Hitnes' Next Murals Inspired by (Wooden) Ducks
August 24, 2015 — While traveling across the south, Hitnes learns the wonders of duck decoys.
The Image Hunter
Shell Receives Final Permit Required to Drill in Arctic Ocean
August 17, 2015 — Arctic Birds Face Uncertain Future as Oil Drilling Returns
Press Room
Jailbirds Around the Globe August 6-12
August 14, 2015 — From jaywalking to drug smuggling, read about how birds got into—and out of— trouble this week.
Bird Blotter
Hitnes Paints First Murals at Pickering Creek Audubon Sanctuary
August 11, 2015 — Soon after landing in the U.S., the street artist travels toward John James Audubon's first home.
The Image Hunter
A Beginner’s Guide to Banishing Phantom Energy
August 08, 2015 — Sex and the City’s Willie Garson shows how you can save money and reduce energy usage at home.
Audubon Wins Esri President’s Award
July 20, 2015 — The mapping technology is now used across Audubon's network to reach conservation goals.
Audubon in Action
Cool Off With a Bird-Inspired Cocktail
July 17, 2015 — What better way to celebrate summer than with a drink that helps raise awareness for threatened birds?
Food and Drink