Audubon Magazine July-August 2011

Tarred and Feathered

A Canadian-based company is bluffing and bullying its way through six states so it can pump the world’s dirtiest oil through a 1,661-mile-long pipeline that crosses some of our most fragile wildlife habitats and lies inside e

Art School

Shape-shifting fish in Hawaii offer a compelling lesson: There’s safety, and beauty, in unity.

The Perfect Firestorm

By Daniel Glick

Welcome to the new era of “megafires,” which rage with such intensity that no human force can put them out. Their main causes, climate change and fire suppression, are fueling a heated debate about how to stop them.

International Travel

Paradise Found

By Christopher R. Cox

After enduring years of bloodshed and oppression under the brutal Khmer Rouge regime, Cambodia now hosts growing numbers of nature-seeking tourists who come to discover some of the largest wilderness areas remaining in Asia.

High Hopes

By Frank Graham Jr.

Two toymakers have literally written the book on building chimney swift nesting towers—vital to the declining  bird’s survival—and turned their Texas property into a thriving Audubon sanctuary.

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