Why I'm a Birder Jonathan Franzen The best-selling author calls discovering birds “the third major revelation of my life."
Umbrella Species: Greater Sage Grouse Protecting the West's sagebrush landscape goes way beyond merely protecting the greater sage-grouse.
Saving Species on the Brink By Ted Williams April 19, 2013 — Three success stories show just how far we’ll go to protect birds from extinction.
Activities 10 Things You Can Do For Birds By Susan Tweit April 09, 2013 — Plant a garden. Be a citizen scientist. Join “Lights Out.” Your steps can make a difference.
The Gift of Caring for Baby Hummingbirds By Sy Montgomery April 01, 2013 — One writer learns that this task is anything but a burden.
Avian Inspiration Takes Flight to New Heights By Kate Yandell March 25, 2013 — Birds’ wing physiology and flying behaviors still influence aeronautics today.
Olympic Stadium Takes Cue from Birds By Michele Berger March 25, 2013 — At 1,093 feet long and 971 feet wide, this arena resembles one gargantuan nest.
The Amazing Brainpower of Birds By Daisy Yuhas March 25, 2013 — Few animals have taught neuroscience more than songbirds.
Unlocking the Mystery of Flocks By Susan Cosier March 18, 2013 — Groups of birds are providing insight into human behavior.
Put a Bird On It By Julie Leibach March 18, 2013 — From phone cases to shoes, avian-adorned products sell.
Birds as Pollution Detectors By Michele Berger March 18, 2013 — Common species help scientists recognize toxins, measure mercury levels, and more.
News The Most Endangered Bird in the Continental U.S. By Ted Williams March 05, 2013 — The fight to save the Florida Grasshopper Sparrow inspires all who love wildlife.
Mission of Mercy By Thomas Urquhart March 01, 2013 — A routine jog leads to a chance encounter with an injured northern gannet—and a determined effort to set things right.
Visualizing Birdsong By Julie Leibach February 28, 2013 — Avian calls like you’ve never seen them before.