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Audubon, Colombian Government Partner to Launch Central Andes Birding Trail
December 18, 2018 — Ecotourism hotspot inspires bird habitat conservation through economic development
Bird Abundance Increases in Colorado River Delta after 2014 Pulse Flow, New Report Says
December 17, 2018 — U.S.-Mexico Colorado River collaboration leads to 20% increase in bird abundance.
Western Water News
Highlights and Wins from 2018
December 17, 2018 — In 2018, Audubon worked tirelessly to safeguard birds. Here's a look at our biggest successes over the past year.
Advocacy
Audubon Responds to Secretary Zinke’s Resignation: He Never Found a Balance
December 15, 2018 — Zinke never found a balance; his successor could
2018 Farm Bill Boosts Conservation, “Gives Birds a Lot to Celebrate”
December 12, 2018 — Tricolored Blackbird, Western Meadowlark, Henslow’s Sparrow and More Will All Benefit
New Trump Administration Water Rule Puts Bird Habitat in Jeopardy
December 11, 2018 — Updated with Audubon's Letter to EPA Opposing New Rule Limiting Waterways Eligible for Protection
Audubon Washington Leads Advocacy for Climate Action in 2019 State Legislature
December 10, 2018 — Supports 100 percent clean energy by mid-century, a clean fuel standard and enhanced building efficiency standards.
Audubon Warns Interior’s Industry-Friendly Plans Put Sage-Grouse at Risk
December 06, 2018 — Replacing a science-based agreement with a more favorable plan for oil and gas ignores Western values, undermines collaborative conservation and may push sagebrush wildlife to the brink.
ICYMI: Administration Releases Climate Report
November 26, 2018 — Government scientists: “the evidence of human-caused climate change is overwhelming and continues to strengthen.”
Redo of Land Management Plan for Western Arctic Puts Globally Important Habitat of Teshekpuk Lake at Risk
November 20, 2018 — Audubon is dedicated to protecting this ecological hotspot as Department of Interior announces decision to redo current plan