Birds of America
Find Some Dapper Ducks This Fall
North America is home to several striking drakes, and autumn is the best season to see their fresh plumage.
Audubon: Decision to Block the Keystone XL Pipeline Is Good for Birds and People
Most Americans want clean energy that protects birds, people and the land and water we all depend on. Keystone XL offers none of that.
One Person’s Leftovers Are Another Person’s Treasure
Extra sand is an outcome of all dredging projects, and Audubon wants to use it to rebuild a vital nesting island in South Carolina.
A New Book Illustrates the Story of Birds on Every Continent
Jane Kim's mural documents the rise of Aves across the world, while staying true to the artist’s aesthetic.
Audubon Releases One-Month Hurricane Florence Damage Assessment Report
Hurricane Florence was the wettest storm on record ever to hit the Carolinas, causing billions of dollars in damage, and deadly consequences for pe
Good News for Puffins in the Northeast
Federal Judge Protects Northeast Canyons and Seamounts Marine National Monument
From Canoes, Fishermen Guard Africa's Famous Shoebills Against Poachers
Live chicks can go for thousands of dollars on the black market. So dedicated locals have banded together to protect the birds and their nests.