Audubon in Action The Art of Waste Management By Tessa Stuart April 28, 2015 — One Audubon chapter has a unique solution for raising awareness for nesting birds.
Conservation Last Hunt Standing By Tessa Stuart April 24, 2015 — Malta is the only country in Europe to still allow spring hunting of turtle doves and quail.
Birds in the News Table for Two By Tessa Stuart April 13, 2015 — The discovery of Brown Jays foraging on a sloth’s hairy coat raises questions about the animals’ relationship.
News Which Countries Are Acting On Climate Change? By Tessa Stuart April 10, 2015 — In the lead up to the climate summit in Paris, nations are making promises to curb emissions.
Birds in the News Braving the Elements By Tessa Stuart April 07, 2015 — Slow-motion video shows how hummingbirds stay the course in bad weather.
Science Are Brightly Colored Males Really the Best Mates? By Tessa Stuart April 06, 2015 — New research is questioning one of the most accepted theories about bird feathers and sexual selection.
Birds in the News Cloudy With a Chance of Cholera By Tessa Stuart March 20, 2015 — Disease hit a flock of Snow Geese traveling home this weekend, with grim results.
Conservation Three Cheers for Birders By Tessa Stuart March 13, 2015 — When it comes to conservation, birders take the cake.
Audubon in Action The Shell Lease at the Port of Seattle Is Bad News for Birds By Tessa Stuart March 09, 2015 — The major West Coast port’s shady dealings with the largest company in the world could spell disaster for Puget Sound’s wildlife, a new lawsuit claims.
Conservation Swamp Creature Resurfaces in Cuba By Tessa Stuart March 06, 2015 — A long-lost marsh bird is found, thanks to the persistence of an ornithologist and his team.