Shangri-La
By By Jane Braxton Little
An hour from the smog and concrete of Los Angeles, a quarter-million-acre oasis, bursting with rare and unusual species, is waiting to be discovered.
Audubon Magazine March-April 2010
Climate-Threatened Birds
Rufous Hummingbirds Turning Up in Unusual Places
Is climate change the reason, or are birders just paying closer attention?
Phony Wildlife Photography Gives a Warped View of Nature
The dark side of those wondrous wildlife photographs.
Travel
March Magic
By Ted O’Callahan
A spring trip to Nebraska combines the subtle beauty of the sandhills with the drama of courting prairie-chickens and the spectacle of cranes by the thousands.
Crude Awakening
By Barry Yeoman
Right here in North America could lie the answer to our energy needs. But at what cost? Mining the tar sands of Alberta threatens to strip the world’s largest intact forest of its ability to hold carbon and to wipe out the breeding
