Audubon Magazine November - December 2015

Artist James Yang uses basic shapes to illustrate a bird's form and function.

A reverend and climate activist from Tuvalu explains what's happening in his home—and why the world must act now to save the island and its residents.

The discovery of a parrot named Presley could help resurrect a near-extinct species.

A federal court bars Alaska from building logging routes through vital parts of the forest.

Students in Pennsylvania get a lesson on life while building a rain garden for Purple Martins.

A collaborative plan means a real future for the western bird.

One man, 300 decoys, and a pair of speakers on a barren island in the East China Sea may just save this critically endangered bird.

What's the point of an early warning if we refuse to take heed?

Thanks in part to the efforts of Audubon's shorebird experts, the plovers' wintering grounds are now a national park.

These tiny scourges can cause mass casualties among avians.