National Audubon Society

Articles by National Audubon Society

Audubon Pushes for Focus on Natural Infrastructure in Water Resource Projects
November 19, 2019
Press Room
Audubon Receives Grants to Make Our Coasts More Resilient to Climate Change
November 19, 2019 — Projects in North Carolina, New York and California will improve coastal wetlands for birds and people.
Seas & Shores
Audubon Opposes Removal of Protections for Coastal Areas
November 08, 2019 — Department of Interior Secretary David Bernhardt's decision will allow sand to be removed from important bird and wildlife habitats.
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Audubon Breaks Down New Senate Funding Bill Impacts
October 31, 2019 — Funding benefits birds such as the Black Tern and Seaside Sparrow, boosts ocean and Great Lakes programs, and supports natural infrastructure
Press Room
Proposed Delisting of Interior Least Tern Shows Value of Endangered Species Act
October 23, 2019 — With a 99 percent success rate of protecting birds and other wildlife from extinction, the ESA has proven to be one of the most effective conservation policies in the world.
Press Room
Audubon Testifies at U.S. House Hearing on Wildlife Conservation Bills
October 17, 2019 — Bipartisan legislation will benefit birds, other wildlife, and communities
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Federal Court Halts Administration Plans to Rollback Sage-Grouse Protections
October 17, 2019 — Ruling makes clear that the Administration ignored science and cut out the public
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Audubon & Augmented Reality Gaming App, Krikey, Bring Popular Board Game Wingspan To Life
October 16, 2019 — Individuals of all ages inspired to “find their inner birder” with new location-based, immersive gaming experience.
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Forest Service Ignores Ecology and Economics in Environmental Impact Statement
October 15, 2019 — Document reveals unsustainable focus on old-growth logging in the Tongass National Forest.
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A Note on Sea Level Rise and the Vulnerability of Bird Species
October 10, 2019 — Why are some species classified as "Stable" when sea level rise may threaten them in the future?