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In a new review paper, researchers connect structural racism to a loss of urban biodiversity, while also addressing biases in academia.

Big burns are natural, but climate change could make especially destructive fire seasons the new normal.

Avian botulism is a regular issue at the sprawling wetlands of the Klamath Basin Wildlife Refuges, but in a dry and hot year, it's gotten out of control.

The dustup over First Lady Melania Trump's recent renovation misses a bigger problem with the Rose Garden: It's too heavy on introduced species.

As Audubon Louisiana assesses damage to its coastal sites, including Rainey Sanctuary, people in Louisiana need help to recover from the storm.

The loss of a species should always capture our attention, but it need not always demand our grief.

Seven extraordinary examples of birds that figured out how to let the wind do the work for them.

New paper shows that more than 1.2 billion acres of the Boreal Forest biome remains ecologically intact, but we must protect it now.

In its first five years, Audubon’s coastal banding programs reveal the importance of conservation across the bird’s range.

After a 74-year absence, this summer a pair of Peregrines raised three chicks at New York's Taughannock Gorge—a hallowed destination for birders and the site of the falcon's first reintroduction attempt.