Birds of America
Climate Change and Water Use Will Determine the Future of Great Basin Waterbirds
Science and planning can help ensure their continued existence.
A Rare Bald Eagle Trio—Two Dads and a Mom—Captivates Webcam Fans
Even after their first mate died, the two males remained faithful to each other, and are now raising three eaglets with a new female named Starr.
Audubon Expands Conservation Leadership Team
Rebeccah Sanders Promoted to Sr. Vice President, States
Outdoor Recreation Along Arizona’s Waterways is a $13.5 Billion Industry, Ranked Higher than Golf and Mining, New Report Says
The study also indicates 114,000 jobs supported by recreation along state’s rivers, lakes, and streams.
Birds of a Feather Shop for Shoes Together
To celebrate Earth Day, Audubon and Allbirds have partnered up on a limited run of styles inspired by five climate-threatened species.
How a New Bill Could Help Restore Our Oceans and Lift Seabird Populations
Increasing demand has put a big strain on forage fish stocks, a vital food source for myriad marine life. Legislation aims to bring relief.
Audubon Backs New Bill to Bolster Small Fish That Struggling Seabirds Need to Survive
The bipartisan legislation would help ocean ecosystems and the economies that depend on them.
Why the Border Wall Is a Problem For Birds, Despite Their Wings
Some can't just fly over it. And even those that can stand to lose vital habitat or gain stress.