Audubon Magazine March - April 2015

Gaby D'alessandro channels her love of Dominican home into her art.

Before reopening one of its historic waterways, Eastern Europe takes a look at the environmental benefits—and the downsides.

Conservationists hope that intervening at a pivotal moment can save it from disaster.

Though no Avian Elvis, the Red-cockaded Woodpecker is ready for the spotlight.

The quest to understand how birds manage nocturnal navigation has consumed scientists for decades. The effects of “electrosmog” may now point to an answer.

The Pacific Coast saw record numbers of dead Cassin’s Auklets this winter. We dive in to see what went wrong.

Events for bird lovers across the country.

To keep itself off the Toxics Release Inventory, the fossil fuel industry might have a new trick up its sleeve—putting state attorneys general on the payroll.

A grassroots group in the U.K. is supplying birds with seeds from a forbidden plant.

Audubon plus Audubon equals a spectacular new website.

Five years after the Gulf oil spill, justice is about to be served.