Audubon Announces 2024 Audubon Photography Awards Winners
June 20, 2024 —
Premiere North American bird photography competition awards new Birds in Landscapes Prize.
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The 2024 Audubon Photography Awards: Winners and Honorable Mentions
June 20, 2024 —
Mating, fighting, dive-bombing for food: This year's prize-winning images and videos are packed with avian action—now, in even more categories.
Audubon and Grassroots Carbon Announce First-of-its-Kind Partnership to Reward Landowners for Improving Habitats for Birds while Building Healthy Soils
June 18, 2024 —
This innovative partnership creates new income opportunities for landowners through soil drawdown carbon credits to reward them for regenerative land stewardship practices
States Are Eyeing Bird-Friendly Wetlands to Help Rid the Great Lakes of Toxic Algae
June 17, 2024 —
A decade after Toledo’s water crisis, harmful blooms remain a stubborn reality. Swamps and marshes alone can’t fix the problem, but they have an important role to play, experts say.
Explore the Habitats along the Lower Colorado River
June 13, 2024 —
Audubon StoryMap guides viewers along the Lower Colorado River, highlighting its importance for birds and people.
The Challenges Our Oceans Face, And the Actions We Can Take
June 06, 2024 —
Birds need healthy oceans to thrive. Here are some of the things we're thinking about for World Ocean's Day.
City Life is Hard for Raptors. Can Removing Rat Poison Make it Easier?
June 06, 2024 —
Birds of prey have long been casualties in the war on rodents. In the wake of celebrity bird deaths, advocates are pushing for us to be better neighbors.
Twice-Shy Lovebirds Open Their Hearts in This Steamy (and Birdy!) Romance Novel
June 04, 2024 —
Sarah T. Dubb’s debut rom-com, “Birding With Benefits,” celebrates love, new beginnings, and a really great checklist—all under the Tucson sun.
Crane Migration at Rowe Sanctuary: Where People and Birds Intersect
June 03, 2024 —
An Audubon staffer reflects on her experience volunteering at Rowe Sanctuary during crane season—from seeing more than a half a million Sandhill Cranes to meeting the people who make the month-long celebration happen.
