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If you are a member of the press, you can reach Audubon Media Relations at media@audubon.org.

Nebraska's Largest Solar Array is Surrounded by Bird-Friendly Plants
March 08, 2018 — The clean-energy project in Kearney is landscaped with native plants that will help birds today and tomorrow.
Secretary Zinke Overestimates Wind Power’s Impact on Birds, Downplays Fossil Fuel’s Risks
March 07, 2018 — Wind turbines do kill birds, but oil, gas and climate change pose a much larger threat.
Oregon Lake and Its Birds at Risk from Low Water Levels, High Salt Content
March 07, 2018 — Migratory birds and their food source require narrow range of salinity, 25-year study shows.
Western Water News
Audubon Wishes Senator Thad Cochran Well In Retirement
March 06, 2018 — As a leader of the Senate Appropriations Committee, Senator Cochran often rose above partisan politics to support conservation.
The White House Is Putting America’s Biggest Conservation Victory At Risk
March 05, 2018 — Ignoring majorities of voters in every Western state and fostering uncertainty is the wrong approach to protecting sage-grouse.
The National Audubon Society Honors Sir David Attenborough, Peggy Shepard and Dave Morine at Annual Gala
March 02, 2018 — The Audubon Medal, President's Award and Dan W. Lufkin Prize for Environmental Leadership are among the highest honors in conservation.
Audubon Endorses Bipartisan Bill to Encourage Climate Innovation
February 22, 2018 — There is no time to lose in finding solutions.
How Birds Would Fare Under the White House Budget and Infrastructure Proposals
February 14, 2018 — Birds and people need smart investment in our environment to keep our communities safe, air and water clean and our climate habitable.
Emergency Supplemental Bill Brings Much-Needed Relief to Gulf Coast Communities and Wildlife
February 09, 2018 — Funding for natural infrastructure will increase resilience against future storms and improve bird habitat.
More than 500 Organizations in All 50 States Urge Congress to Defend Bird Protection Law
February 08, 2018 — Threats in Congress and the Department of the Interior weaken century-old Migratory Bird Treaty Act.
Victory for Birds, Parks and Taxpayers: Audubon Fought for Land and Water Conservation Fund
February 12, 2019 — UPDATED: Bipartisan Legislation Passes the House, Goes to President for Signature.
National Audubon Society Announces Comprehensive Gulf Restoration Plan
February 12, 2019 — Audubon recommends an investment of more than $1.7 billion in restoration and conservation from south Texas to Florida Keys.
New Legislation Restores Protections for Arctic National Wildlife Refuge
February 11, 2019 — Audubon Urges Congress to Prevent Oil and Gas Exploration and Drilling in the Arctic Refuge
2019 Audubon Gala Honors Johnny Morris & Family, J. Drew Lanham, Ph.D. with Highest Conservation Awards
February 08, 2019 — Annual event raises record-breaking $2.5M for birds & conservation.
National Audubon Society Reacts to Nomination of David Bernhardt as Secretary of the Interior
February 05, 2019 — Calls for a return to agency’s core values.
National Audubon Society Opposes Loss of Important Bird Habitat Because of Border Wall
February 04, 2019 — Birds tell us about the health of every landscape.
Historic Agreement Reached in Arizona to Avert Devastating Water Shortages in the West: Audubon says “critical step in protecting 36 million people and 400 species of birds”
January 31, 2019 — ‘Water is not infinite—but we’ve been treating Colorado River water like it is for decades…’
Western Water News
Audubon Finds Unified Voice for Clean Water in Brewers for the Delaware River
January 31, 2019 — Brewers depend on clean, reliable water to survive and thrive, just like birds.
Delaware River Watershed
Bipartisan Bill in U.S. House Seeks to Reduce Bird Collisions with Federal Buildings
January 30, 2019 — As many as a billion birds die each year in window strikes; federal government can lead in cost-neutral, bird-friendly planning
Audubon Names Natalie Dawson as Executive Director of Alaska State Office
January 30, 2019 — Proven conservation leader and public servant leads the way to protect Alaska’s birds and the places they need.