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Confirmed: Two Endangered Seabirds Have Been Rediscovered on Oahu
Thought to be extinct on the Hawaiian Island for centuries, Newell's Shearwaters and Hawaiian Petrels were found using acoustic monitoring.
How Much Water Do Birds and People Need at the Salton Sea?
Scientists with Audubon California dug deep into science to develop a calculator to find out.
Historic Agreement Reached in Arizona to Avert Devastating Water Shortages in the West: Audubon says “critical step in protecting 36 million people and 400 species of birds”
‘Water is not infinite—but we’ve been treating Colorado River water like it is for decades…’
Audubon Finds Unified Voice for Clean Water in Brewers for the Delaware River
Brewers depend on clean, reliable water to survive and thrive, just like birds.
Subzero Temperatures Couldn't Stop This Rugged Wyoming Christmas Bird Count
A chance to spot Greater Sage-Grouse and see which species will show up at a certain geothermal pool makes enduring the cold worthwhile.
How a Photographer Snuck Under the Wing of a Loon Parent
To capture this image of a concealed loon chick, teenager Carolina Fraser focused on a split-second moment.
Bipartisan Bill in U.S. House Seeks to Reduce Bird Collisions with Federal Buildings
As many as a billion birds die each year in window strikes; federal government can lead in cost-neutral, bird-friendly planning
Audubon Names Natalie Dawson as Executive Director of Alaska State Office
Proven conservation leader and public servant leads the way to protect Alaska’s birds and the places they need.