Audubon Welcomes Sarah Greenberger as Vice President for Conservation
October 27, 2016
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Audubon CEO: Public Lands Don't Belong To Those Who Hold Them At Gunpoint
October 27, 2016 —
Oregon standoff acquittal puts people, birds and other wildlife in danger.
Chicagoland Nurtures Henslow’s Sparrow Rebound New Audubon Study Reveals
October 20, 2016 —
Land Management Partnership Brings Imperiled Prairie Bird Back From the Brink
Where the Colorado River Now Runs Dry, New Hope for Wildlife
October 20, 2016 —
With cooperation from U.S. and Mexico, regular “pulse flows” could restore an ecological corridor
Audubon Names Greg Goldman Vice President and Executive Director for Audubon Pennsylvania
October 11, 2016
Restoration Groups Applaud USDA Announcement Of $328 Million For Gulf Coast
September 21, 2016 —
Funds will focus on land conservation and water quality, building on restoration efforts in the Gulf
A Majority of Registered Voters Want Stronger Protections for Birds
September 21, 2016 —
As the Obama Administration considers strengthening the country's most important bird law, recent polling suggests major support.
New England’s Canyons and Seamounts Declared as First Atlantic Marine National Monument
September 15, 2016 —
Area Revealed Critical to Atlantic Puffin Survival
Audubon Announces Historic Water Release to the Middle Rio Grande
September 07, 2016 —
Audubon New Mexico releases water received from Four Middle Rio Grande Pueblos and the Club at Las Campanas
White House and California Sign Agreement to Move Vital Salton Sea Projects Forward
August 31, 2016 —
Audubon calls for California officials to build on momentum to avoid a public health crisis and to save critical bird sites.
Washington Legislature Fails to Pass Popular Climate Bill
March 09, 2018 —
An army of utility lobbyists defeated legislation setting a 100 percent clean electricity standard, despite support from a broad coalition of labor, public health, clean energy and conservation organizations.
Use Your Zip Code to Attract Brilliant Birds to Your Yard This Spring
March 08, 2018 —
Audubon’s Plants for Birds database makes ecologically-friendly landscaping choices a snap.
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.
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.
STATEMENT: Audubon Responds to Dept. of Environmental Protection Order on Everglades Reservoir
March 05, 2018
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.
New legislation seeks to protect California’s birds from Trump Administration rollbacks
February 22, 2018 —
Effort will give state power to maintain protections in light of administration’s gutting of the Migratory Bird Treaty Act.
