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Lost Birds Rely on Earth's Magnetic Field to Get Back on Track
A new study suggests that migratory birds have a kind of built-in GPS that helps them navigate the world, even when they’re far from home.
Rare Yellow Penguin Bewilders Scientists
After photos of the striking King Penguin went viral in recent weeks, experts have been searching for answers.
Keeping Track of These Boreal Nomads Is Notoriously Difficult
The irregular irruptions of winter finches inspire both delight and bewilderment among migration scientists.
'Wingspan' Fans Find Escape, Connection, and Their Inner Birders During Pandemic
As the hugely popular franchise continued to grow, the game became a source of solace and inspiration for many players in the past year.
Celebrating Black Conservation Heroes at the Sharon Audubon Center
In honor of Black History Month, Sharon Audubon Center partnered with a local high school to inform visitors about conservation heroes of color.
Meet Charles Young, the First Black National Park Superintendent
A military leader and conservationist, Young made history at a time when the achievements of Black Americans were often erased from the record.
Delaware River Basin Commission Vote Shows Commitment to Clean, Reliable Water
Audubon commends the regional agency for taking important steps to protect and manage water resources for birds and communities.
Local Leaders Lead the Way at Virtual Advocacy Day
Chapter members and volunteers in North Carolina led the Audubon flock at their second-ever virtual advocacy day.
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