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

Nothing Ruins the Great Outdoors Like Lead Poisoning
March 02, 2017 — Overturning a lead ban for wildlife refuges puts birds and people at risk.
2017 Audubon Gala Honors Frances Beinecke and Nathaniel P. Reed
March 02, 2017 — Star-Studded Event Raises Over $1.1M for Conservation
Zinke Has Teddy Roosevelt Aspirations; Audubon Says, 'Bully for Him!'
March 01, 2017 — Birds and people stand to benefit if Interior Secretary Ryan Zinke follows through on his commitment to conservation.
The New Head of the EPA is a Major Threat to Birds and People
February 17, 2017 — In spite of repeated attacks on the agency he now leads, the Senate confirmed Scott Pruitt as EPA Administrator.
No Thanks, Congress. The Endangered Species Act Works Well As Is.
February 15, 2017 — “Modernizing” the most important conservation law we have is unnecessary and dangerous.
Climate Solutions Don’t Have a Party: Republican Leaders Proved That Today
February 08, 2017 — A revenue-neutral carbon tax is a proven method for reducing greenhouse gas pollution.
Great Backyard Bird Count Marks Its 20th Year
February 02, 2017 — Birdwatchers around the world to take part February 17-20.
Audubon Questions Judge Gorsuch's Commitment to Scientific Expertise
February 01, 2017 — The next Supreme Court justice must protect equally the rights of all Americans.
Removing Mentions of Climate Change from White House Website Ignores Reality
January 20, 2017 — Deleting words from the internet does not eliminate the threat climate change poses to birds and people.
Audubon Optimistic About Ryan Zinke’s Plans for the Interior Department
January 17, 2017 — The Montana Congressman brings a Western, bipartisan approach to natural resource stewardship.
Statement from Audubon California following Assembly Committee hearing on the Salton Sea
May 08, 2018 — Members of the Assembly Water, Parks, and Wildlife Committee today grilled state officials on the lack of progress on completing habitat restoration and dust control projects.
CALIFORNIA
Audubon: Senate Water Bill Is “Encouraging"
May 08, 2018 — Water projects are important to birds and people.
National Audubon Society Names Julie Wraithmell as Audubon Florida’s Next Executive Director
May 03, 2018 — Twenty-year conservation veteran to lead Florida’s most influential conservation organization
FLORIDA
Audubon: Rewriting Sage-Grouse Conservation Plans Is Risky and Unnecessary
May 02, 2018 — Threatening the largest conservation agreement in American history puts the sagebrush landscape as well as its economy, people and wildlife at risk.
Utah Governor Herbert Declares May as Month of the Bird
April 30, 2018 — A number of events lined up in the state for Utahns to enjoy and celebrate birds
Audubon, Other Conservation Groups Call on Trump Administration to Honor Sage-Grouse Agreement
April 30, 2018 — Lawsuit filed after administration violates federal law by deciding to lease sensitive sage-grouse habitat for drilling.
Bill defending California’s migratory birds passes key Assembly Committee
April 24, 2018 — Water, Parks, and Wildlife Committee passes Assembly Bill 2627, which protects California birds in the face of federal rollbacks.
CALIFORNIA
Audubon to Be Special Guest to French President Emmanuel Macron Joint Session of Congress
April 23, 2018 — Florida Congressman invites water conservation and Everglades restoration expert to signal support for Paris Climate Agreement.
Tricolored Blackbird gets new protections in fight to stave off extinction
April 19, 2018 — California Fish and Game Commission adds struggling bird to state endangered species list.
CALIFORNIA
Audubon Remembers Deepwater Horizon: Accountability Matters
April 19, 2018 — Audubon remains deeply committed to Gulf restoration and to protecting the laws that held BP accountable.