Why Cities are Taking Action to Limit Loud, Polluting Lawn Care
March 19, 2021 —
Fossil-fueled leaf blowers spew noise and pollutants—and people working at home are noticing more.
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How the Flights of Birds Inspired a Unique Elementary Education Program
March 18, 2021 —
Musicians, artists, and innovators learn from avian flight. A new learn-from-home concert and curriculum brings three together to teach children during challenging times.
Understanding Arizona's Groundwater
March 17, 2021 —
Audubon StoryMap highlights the importance of sustaining healthy groundwater supplies and what is at stake for birds and people.
False Scents Can Trick Predators Into Ignoring Nesting Shorebirds
March 17, 2021 —
A new study finds that habituating hungry mammals to certain appetizing smells makes them far less likely to invade nests.
Why Electric Utilities Are Resorting to Dark Money and Bribes to Resist Renewables
March 16, 2021 —
Many utility companies cling to old business models and dirty fuels rather than go through the tough energy transition climate change demands.
It’s Time for Lights Out in Philadelphia
March 12, 2021 —
Audubon and coalition partners seek to make the City of Brotherly Love bird-friendly.
Audubon Spotlight: Servando Moreno Is Changing the Conservation Landscape
March 11, 2021 —
The stewardship program associate reflects on his relationship with nature and embracing his new mentorship role.
Honoring David Schindler, a Champion of the Boreal Forest
March 11, 2021 —
Schindler was a consummate biologist/ecologist who viewed Western science and Indigenous knowledge as essential companions.
Capturing the Whole History of Conservationism—for Better and Worse
March 11, 2021 —
In her new book ‘Beloved Beasts,’ author Michelle Nijhuis chronicles a movement dedicated to the 'preservation of possibility.'
