Need Some Anxiety Relief? Let Birding Be Your Balm
September 22, 2024 —
When the stress of everyday life starts to feel overwhelming, a dose of birds can help.
From Audubon Magazine
Capturing the Elusive White-bearded Antshrike—in Thread
September 20, 2024 —
Artist and birdsong researcher Ana Luiza Catalano’s embroidered portrait brings a shy species—and its song—into feathery focus.
Limpkins Are Everywhere All of the Sudden. What Is Going On?
September 20, 2024 —
Long restricted to Florida, the large wading birds have begun popping up across much of the United States and as far north as Canada in a rapid range expansion that has shocked experts.
Donna Posont Helps Blind People Become Birders—and Whatever Else They Want To Be
September 20, 2024 —
The Michigan educator’s long-running program, Birding by Ear and Beyond, fits within a growing movement to make the outdoors more accessible.
Something Funny Happens When Rosemary Mosco Mixes Art and Science
September 19, 2024 —
The beloved cartoonist and writer teases humor (and wonder! and poignancy!) out of the avian world (and beyond!).
This Hudson Valley Group Puts a Homegrown Spin on Restoring Native Forests
September 19, 2024 —
To help address a shortage of seed for healing degraded habitat, Wild Woods Restoration Project enlists volunteers to raise wild plants at home.
For These Arkansas Farmers, Bird Habitat Is a Cash Crop
September 19, 2024 —
An Audubon Delta program empowers growers to produce native plant seeds that are desperately needed for restoring grasslands.
The American Climate Corps Puts a Fresh Spin on the New Deal
September 19, 2024 —
Nearly a century ago, the Civilian Conservation Corps transformed the country. Can a new youth workforce make a difference in today’s crisis?
Where Have All the Common Grackles Gone?
September 18, 2024 —
Scientists are racing to figure out why a widespread blackbird is disappearing.
