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In Virginia, a Race to Ready New Nesting Sites for 20,000 Returning Seabirds
Last week the governor announced a plan to create ad-hoc habitat for the state's biggest breeding colony, which recently saw its 30-year-old site paved over for a major construction project. But time is of the essence.
Arizona Legislators, Western Rivers Action Network Discuss Water Security
After helping pass landmark legislation last year, Audubon and its partners focus on prioritizing water and birds at annual advocacy day.
These Beloved Warblers Migrate North Almost a Week Earlier Than 50 Years Ago
Black-throated Blue Warblers now start spring migration 5.5 days sooner than they did in the 1960s, a new study finds. Is climate change to blame?
President Trump Visits Colorado as his Policies Wreak Havoc on Public Lands
This Administration prioritizes energy leasing over sound management of the sagebrush ecosystem.
Audubon: New Sage-Grouse Review Plan is “Nothing More Than Window-Dressing”
BLM’s commitment to removing Greater Sage-Grouse protections undermines any claims of meaningfully addressing important court order.
Victory for Birds in Virginia!
Governor Northam sets a new standard for bird conservation.
Ask Kenn: Are Lovebirds Really More Affectionate Than Other Birds?
Also this month: How many bird species are technically in the U.S.? And what the heck is the Patagonia Picnic Table Effect?
Iconic Gulf Coast Forests Get a Much-needed Boost
Birds in Alabama and Louisiana will benefit from a new $158 million investment to restore wetlands.