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Bird-inspired Kombucha Infusions to Quench Your Thirst
Did you know that the same fruits that attract birds such as orioles, bluebirds, and Scarlet Tanagers to your backyard can make homemade kombucha t
Anna’s Hummingbirds Are Expanding Their Range With Human Help
Once restricted to southern California and the Baja Peninsula, the species' success is tied to an increase in flowery landscaping and nectar feeders.
Celebrating Birds Through the Lens of Photography
The co-hosted Audubon + Canon Birds in Focus event series has helped the National Audubon Society and Canon U.S.A. engage with new audiences.
If the Feds Won't Prohibit Preventable Bird Deaths, More States Might
The Trump administration has stopped holding industry accountable for killing birds, so California stepped in—and other states could do the same.
A Stunning New Exhibit Transported Me to the Arctic Refuge—and Made Me Realize What's Truly at Risk
By bringing the magic and splendor of the refuge to people who are unlikely to ever visit, a traveling immersive installation aims to inspire immediate action against oil development.
Audubon Breaks Down New Senate Funding Bill Impacts
Funding benefits birds such as the Black Tern and Seaside Sparrow, boosts ocean and Great Lakes programs, and supports natural infrastructure
10 Fast Facts About Northern Mockingbirds
There's more to this flying copycat than meets the eye . . . or ear.
Meet The Woman Who Lived in a Bald Eagle’s Nest to Save Raptors
Doris Mager’s treetop sit-in helped to establish the Audubon Center for Birds of Prey, which turns 40 this month and has played a big part in restoring Florida’s eagle population.