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Hog Island Osprey Chick Snatched From Nest by Great Horned Owl
Despite this year’s use of stylized mannequins to deter predators, Steve and Rachel's nest was attacked once again.
EPA Approval of Controversial Pesticide Raises Concerns for Bees and Birds
Sulfoxaflor, seen as a replacement for bee-killing chemicals known as neonics, might be just as dangerous.
Swainson's Hawk by Sarah Kenny Werner and Harlem Educational Activities Fund
Location: 564 W. 149th St., New York, NY 10031
Forest Park by Cern
Location: Off 72nd Road on the bridle path, Queens, NY 11421
Updated: Trump Admin Halts Its Push for a Road Through Alaska's Izembek Refuge
The government dropped its appeal of a judge's ruling that protected the bird-rich wilderness—but a new land deal was reached soon after.
Nada Culver Joins National Audubon Society to Lead Public Lands Conservation Work
New York—The National Audubon Society has announced that veteran land use expert Nada Culver has joined the organization as
The Kirtland’s Warbler Has Recovered, But the Hard Work of Saving It Will Never Stop
Sustained management is the only way to prevent a population backslide once the bird sheds its endangered status later this year.
Monsoons Bring a Flood of Sparrow Song to the Sonoran Desert
In Arizona, the songbirds wait for late summer storms to begin courtship. Listen to their chorus here.
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