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An emerging effort to protect 30 percent of the country's land and water is an opportunity to strengthen tribal sovereignty and heed Indigenous ecological knowledge, experts say.

Through artistic abstraction, Gizem Vural casts the oft-maligned Blue Jay in a sunny light.

How Audubon will work with a new Congress and Administration to advocate for people and birds.

It's our job as journalists to ask tough questions, including about the life and legacy of the man behind our name.

The founding father of American birding soared on the wings of white privilege. The birding community and organizations that bear his name must grapple with this racist legacy to create a more just, inclusive world.

Craft brewers speak up to advance Arizona’s water law

On “Ignorance,” Tamara Lindeman infuses catchy pop tunes with the angst of watching climate change disrupt the natural world.

New law encourages wise water use and will leave more water in rivers.

The Colombian conservationist was murdered in January after counting the birds he helped save from extinction.

The inland population of America’s littlest tern recently left the endangered species list. Here's how conservationists brought the birds back.