Making the World Safer for Birds, One Piece of Glass at a Time
At a research center in Pennsylvania, bird-friendly products are put to the test in a simple, yet foolproof way.
Summer 2016
The Black-necked Wattle-eye and other myserious beats of Bioko. Bird bots: our new reality. Malheur as a breeding ground for collaboration, not revolution. The Salton Sea: once a destination, now a dismal, David Lynch-like scene. Eagle hunters, condor saviors, foster parents, and more in our new series Flock Together.
Read on for the full contents of our summer issue.
How Do We Save the Salton Sea?
For decades California's largest lake has teetered on the edge of ecological disaster. But a new deal and action plan may finally be gaining momentum.
Here’s Your First Look at Audubon’s New Birds and Climate Project
Climate Watch is getting volunteers across the country to admire bluebirds (for science).
Who Will Stop Companies From Drilling Holes in the Grand Canyon?
As new mining claims threaten the national treasure, local tribes and conservationists are looking to Obama for help.
Robot Birds Haven't Taken Over Our Society...Yet
With the combined powers of nature and machines, innovators can gather secret intelligence, protect our crops, and someday even deliver the mail.
How Malheur Became the Epicenter of Rancher-Led Conservation
The Malheur occupation depicted a landscape locked in conflict—but it was far from the truth.
Flock Together
Birds exist everywhere we do. Our new project aims to explore the varied and rich relationships between birds and people around the world through beautiful images and uplifting stories.
Smarter Water Decisions Could Help End the West's Dry Run
Audubon is working to make sure that new water-sharing rules protect and restore habitat for birds and other wildlife.
A Closer Look at Birds, Humans, and Their Shared Experiences
In our new Flock Together series, you'll read inspiring stories about birds and the people who care about them.
This Website Collects Obituaries for Birds—Here's Why You Should Use It
Thanks to D-Bird, citizen scientists are beginning to fill in the gaps on how many birds collide with buildings.
Legacy Florida Brings Money Back to the Everglades (Where It Belongs)
A new act ensures 20 years of funding to restore the imperiled River of Grass.
Land of the Lost Birds: Searching for Life in the Forests of Bioko
A crew of American scientists is venturing into remote Equatorial Guinea, even as rampant development threatens its bird-filled wilderness.
Five Ways to Troubleshoot Your Birding Problems
When your bird guide isn't getting it done, try these hacks and alternatives to make a better ID.
Photographing Birds From a Boat: A Guide to the Basics
For a whole new perspective, try a trip where you float.
Head to the North Woods—the Boreal Birds Are Waiting
Use this summer guide to explore the hidden treasures of the Boreal Forest.
Reimagining the Red Knot
Artist Claire Brewster uses pieces of the world to craft the birds that wander it.
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