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

By Joining Climate Alliance, Governor Hickenlooper Protects Colorado’s Birds and People
July 11, 2017 — Audubon’s climate science shows birds like the Golden Eagle and Mountain Bluebird face shrinking and shifting ranges within the state if carbon pollution continues spewing.
Environmental Justice Pioneer Deeohn Ferris Joins the National Audubon Society
July 10, 2017 — Ferris joins the 112-year-old conservation nonprofit as new vice president for equity, diversity and inclusion.
Diverted Water, Longer Droughts and Climate Change Threaten Birds in the Arid West
July 05, 2017 — A new report from Audubon highlights dangers facing birds living in the Colorado River basin and across a network of saline lakes.
Gulf Coast Nesting Birds Perish After Tropical Storm Cindy
June 29, 2017 — Audubon Calls for Volunteers to Help Affected Bird Colonies
Protect the Law that Protects Birds
June 28, 2017 — Efforts to improve the Endangered Species Act's success must work within the existing law to protect the rich natural heritage of the United States.
Audubon to White House: And What's Your Plan?
June 27, 2017 — Trump Administration moves to revise and weaken regulations for clean water without science-based replacements, leaving a path only for polluters.
Audubon Welcomes Richard H. Lawrence, Jr. to Board of Directors
June 13, 2017 — Overlook Investment Group Executive Joins Conservation Group Board
The White House Just Declared Open Season on Our Public Lands
June 12, 2017 — Reversing monument designations is a dangerous game.
Gulf Restoration Groups to Congressional Leaders: We’re Counting On You to Keep Your Word
June 08, 2017 — As Secretary Ross and Secretary Zinke Both Testify about the President’s Proposed Budget, Conservation Groups Call on Congress to Keep their Promises on Restoration
Science Matters—Keep Protecting the Golden-cheeked Warbler
June 05, 2017 — If attempts to gut protections for the Texas songbird succeed, it could face extinction.