Birds
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Abert's Towhee
Latin:
Melozone aberti
Acadian Flycatcher
Latin:
Empidonax virescens
Acorn Woodpecker
Latin:
Melanerpes formicivorus
Alder Flycatcher
Latin:
Empidonax alnorum
Aleutian Tern
Latin:
Onychoprion aleuticus
Allen's Hummingbird
Latin:
Selasphorus sasin
Altamira Oriole
Latin:
Icterus gularis
American Avocet
Latin:
Recurvirostra americana
Renewable Energy
Finding Clean Energy Solutions in Eastern Washington
October 21, 2022 — The launch of Washington’s least-conflict solar siting project is a milestone for Audubon’s clean energy efforts in the state.
Advocacy
Historic Win: Equitable Outdoor Access is Now Law in California
October 18, 2022 — Breakthrough law helps ensure that all Californians have access to nature.
News
The Clean Water Act at 50 and What it Means for Birds
October 18, 2022 — A look ahead at what’s working, what’s not, and where we go from here.
Audubon On Campus
Audubon On Campus: Class of 2022 On Life, Birds, and the Future
October 17, 2022 — We asked Audubon campus chapter leaders what they've been up to, and what they're planning to do next.
News
Systemic Barriers Hinder Bird Research, Say 124 Latin American Ornithologists
October 17, 2022 — A new preprint from scientists across the region asserts that advances in neotropical ornithology will require a stronger commitment to inclusion.
Conservation
More Than Half of U.S. Birds Are in Decline, Warns New Report
October 12, 2022 — The 2022 U.S. State of the Birds report shows plummeting bird populations across almost all habitats while highlighting the need for further conservation efforts.
Press Room
2022 U.S. State of the Birds Report Reveals Widespread Losses of Birds in All Habitats—Except for One
October 12, 2022 — In 50 years, birds have increased overall in wetlands, a singular exception that shows the way forward for saving birds and benefiting people.
Birding
A Beginner’s Guide to Using eBird
October 07, 2022 — Birders and scientists alike have come to depend on this powerful platform. New to birding or intimidated by eBird? Don’t worry, we’ve got you.
