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Green Light for Largest Offshore Wind Project in the U.S. is a Hopeful Restart for Birds
The revived Vineyard Wind Project will be a powerful force for reducing emissions, protecting both people and wildlife from the effects of climate change.
The Weather Station’s Stunning New Album Is Filled With Birds and Grief
On “Ignorance,” Tamara Lindeman infuses catchy pop tunes with the angst of watching climate change disrupt the natural world.
Audubon-Supported Legislation Benefits Birds and Water Rights Holders in Arizona
New law encourages wise water use and will leave more water in rivers.
Remembering Gonzalo Cardona, Protector of the Yellow-eared Parrot
The Colombian conservationist was murdered in January after counting the birds he helped save from extinction.
La legislación apoyada por Audubon beneficia a las aves y a los titulares de derechos de agua en Arizona
Nueva ley fomenta el uso racional del agua y dejará más agua en los ríos.
Western Water Network Grants: Chapter Highlights
Field update from 2020 grants
The Interior Least Tern's Comeback Is a Model Conservation Success
The inland population of America’s littlest tern recently left the endangered species list. Here's how conservationists brought the birds back.
An Allegation of Sexual Assault Sends Shock Waves Through the Birding World
An Atlanta writer says she was raped by a prominent birder late last year.
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