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

Izembek Land Transfer Would Jeopardize Globally Important Bird Habitat
October 16, 2017 — Backroom deal to carve road through wildlife refuge would set dangerous precedent.
Donald Trump and Scott Pruitt Willfully Ignore Science, Public Opinion and Moral Compass
October 10, 2017 — Repealing the Clean Power Plan leaves the United States adrift and alone when it comes to responding to the biggest threat facing birds and people.
Senator Cory Booker Tackles a Huge Cause of Bird Deaths
October 06, 2017 — Building collisions kill hundreds of millions of birds each year. Senator Booker introduced a bill to reduce bird deaths caused by federal buildings.
Self-Described “Roosevelt Republican” Ryan Zinke Ignores Western Voices, Throws Sage-Grouse Under the Bus
October 05, 2017 — The Secretary of the Interior announced his intent to overhaul land-management plans affecting ten Western states while completely disregarding conservation values and long-term Western economic interests.
Audubon Condemns Backdoor Arctic Drilling in House Budget Bill
October 05, 2017 — House budget would expose America's bird nursery to oil and gas development.
Millions of People and Birds Benefit from New Water Agreement between U.S. and Mexico
September 27, 2017 — Treaty expansion provides years of certainty for water users in both countries dependent on the Colorado River, paving the way for collaborative conservation efforts that protect people and birds.
National Audubon Society Vows to Respond to Impacts of Devastating Storms
September 08, 2017 — Audubon will stand with the people and birds affected by Harvey-Irma dual tragedies.
Audubon California’s new Salton Sea director brings local experience to effort to preserve critical bird habitat
September 01, 2017 — Frank Ruiz will use his experience in the Imperial Valley to rally support for protecting bird habitat while addressing public health concerns associated with the Salton Sea.
Audubon in Action
Birds and People Stand to Lose if the White House Slashes Our Public Lands
August 24, 2017 — Millions of birders, hunters, fishers and outdoor enthusiasts agree: our great outdoors deserve protection.
The Interior Department Shouldn’t Reinvent Sage-Grouse Conservation Plans
August 07, 2017 — The choice is simple for Interior: a science-based approach that protects birds and Western communities or a flawed approach that puts special interests over collaborative conservation.
Once Again Auduboners Speak Up to Save Sage-Grouse
August 02, 2018 — Audubon members and supporters submitted more than 15 thousand comments to the Bureau of Land Management in support of science-based conservation plans.
Trump Administration Plan to Reverse Progress on Car Fuel Standards “Reckless,” says Audubon
August 02, 2018 — Transportation is now the greatest source of carbon pollution; rolling back fuel efficiency standards undermines one of the most effective federal policies aimed at reducing carbon emissions in the U.S.
Audubon Thanks Senators Cantwell and Murray for Sponsoring Roadless Rule Conservation Legislation
August 02, 2018 — Bill would protect vital bird habitat in Alaska’s Tongass National Forest
Audubon Welcomes Senate Passage of Bird-Free Defense Authorization Bill
August 01, 2018 — Now that the House and Senate have voted on legislation free of harmful riders that would have undermined the Endangered Species Act, the bill heads to the White House for signature.
Audubon: The Sage-Grouse Is Not a Threat to America’s Military
July 26, 2018 — The Greater Sage-Grouse dodges another bullet after Congress comes to its senses and removes harmful environmental riders from the National Defense Authorization Act.
Audubon Arizona Partners with Three Breweries to Release First Co-Branded Beer
July 23, 2018 — The Rain Crow IPA celebrates the Colorado River and the need to protect it for people, birds, and beer
Western Water News
Audubon Says Carbon Pricing Bill Is A “Refreshingly Bold Move”
July 19, 2018 — MARKET CHOICE Act is the first major federal climate legislation led by a Republican in a decade.
Audubon Joins New Mexico Municipalities in Water Releases to Recharge Vital Habitat Along the Rio Grande
July 17, 2018 — In historic partnership, three Middle Rio Grande Municipalities agree to water releases to save critical areas along the Rio Grande during extreme drought.
U.S. House Passes Harmful Fisheries Bill
July 11, 2018 — Audubon urges Senate to reject bill that would have lasting impact on seabirds
Audubon Mourns the Passing of Conservation Hero Nathaniel Pryor Reed
July 11, 2018