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Working Lands
Of Habitat and Hoof Prints
April 27, 2022 — Quail Forever & Audubon Conservation Ranching partnering to increase conservation grazing on the Great Plains
Vermont Hay Season Is Shifting Earlier, But Nesting Birds Are Staying Put
November 1, 2021 — Because of warming temperatures, farmers harvest hay earlier in the year than they did two decades ago, placing songbird nests in balers' paths.
Of Burgers and Birds: A Partnership That Nearly Doubles Audubon's Impact on Ranches across the Country
April 6, 2021 — Audubon Conservation Ranching teams up with Panorama Organic Meats to Bring Grassland Birds Back
National Audubon Society Announces Largest Market-Based Regenerative Grasslands Partnership in the U.S.
April 5, 2021 — Partnership with Panorama Organic Grass-Fed Meats will restore habitat, combat climate change on one million acres of working ranchland.
Bird Friendliness Index Shows Audubon Conservation Ranching is Bringing Grassland Birds Back
March 16, 2021 — Populations show a jump of more than a third in some areas.
Innovative Bill Would Promote Regenerative Ranching in California
February 10, 2021 — Audubon-sponsored bill encourages ranching practices that restore grasslands and sequester carbon.
President Trump Visits Colorado as his Policies Wreak Havoc on Public Lands
February 20, 2020 — This Administration prioritizes energy leasing over sound management of the sagebrush ecosystem.
Video: Watch (and Hear) Two Bitterns Getting Weird in a Rice Field
June 18, 2018 — Mindful conservation on California rice farms creates homes for wetland birds, while also providing a rare chance to study them.
Celebrating Sagebrush: The West's Most Important Native Plant
March 30, 2018 — Covering 165 million acres across 14 states, sagebrush country is home to more wildlife—and people—than you might realize.
In Mexico, Grassland Birds and Ranching Can Coexist — with Mauricio de la Maza
March 9, 2018 — "That’s how everything kind of melds together: birds, habitat, water, the people, and economics."
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