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Canada's Boreal Forest Provides Hope Amid News of Staggering Bird Loss
Billions of birds are born in this northern region every year, and Indigenous Nations are leading the way to ensure it remains protected.
Climate Change is Already Affecting the Ocean and the Birds That Rely on It
A new United Nations report details the triple-threat that climate change poses to the ocean and its wildlife.
New UN Report Documents Effects of Climate Change on Earth’s Oceans
Report illustrates the need to protect the seabirds and other wildlife that depend on the earth’s best asset: the ocean.
Potential Costs of Declining Water Levels at Great Salt Lake Could be in the Billions
Unlike other drying lakes, Utah has the opportunity to change course and avoid those costs.
Marco Carbone Named Chief Technology Officer of the National Audubon Society
Carbone joins Audubon from the American Civil Liberties Union.
When It Comes to the Family Granary, an Acorn Woodpecker's Work Is Never Done
After filling thousands of holes with food in the fall, the white-eyed hoarders spend winter reorganizing their stockpile.
Bald Eagles to Bluegrass: Birding Celebrations Happening This Fall
Novice and experienced birders alike will find food, music, community, and plenty of birds at meetings and festivals around the country.
Energy Storage Legislation is Imperative for Us, and Our Birds
A slate of bipartisan bills proposed in Congress could go a long way to support energy storage research and development.