Saddle Sores
By Ted Williams
Feral horses are out of control in the American West, laying waste to vast tracts of wildlife habitat and imperiling native species. What’s worse, the public seems determined to keep it that way.
Audubon Magazine January-February 2011
Photo Finish
With thousands of images to consider, the 2010 contest, run in association with Nature’s Best Photography, came down to the wire. 
Pecking Order
Bird beaks are more than nature's ingenious designs. They're wonders of evolution, barometers of how species react to—and sometimes even instigate—changes in their environment. 
Ready, Aim, Fire!
By T. Edward Nickens
Along the Florida-Georgia border are 80 quail hunting plantations that make up 300,000 acres of accidental nature reserve. Each year scientists and land managers burn tens of thousands of acres and use various other means to mi
The Enchanted Forest
By Frank Graham Jr.
An ancient cypress swamp thrives in the heart of South Carolina’s Low Country, spared from encroaching urban sprawl by a sweet-talking forest guardian and visitors’ goodwill.
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