Audubon Magazine March-April 2013

Protecting the West's sagebrush landscape goes way beyond merely protecting the greater sage-grouse. 

Three success stories show just how far we’ll go to protect birds from extinction. 

Plant a garden. Be a citizen scientist. Join “Lights Out.” Your steps can make a difference.

To hear nature’s voice, simply follow the birds.

One writer learns that this task is anything but a burden. 

Birds’ wing physiology and flying behaviors still influence aeronautics today.

At 1,093 feet long and 971 feet wide, this arena resembles one gargantuan nest.

Few animals have taught neuroscience more than songbirds.

Groups of birds are providing insight into human behavior.

From phone cases to shoes, avian-adorned products sell.

Common species help scientists recognize toxins, measure mercury levels, and more.

The fight to save the Florida Grasshopper Sparrow inspires all who love wildlife.

A routine jog leads to a chance encounter with an injured northern gannet—and a determined effort to set things right.

Avian calls like you’ve never seen them before.