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Suit Filed To Stop Harmful Drilling In Key Polar Bear Habitat
Conservation groups and Alaska Natives joined forces today to fight oil drilling in the Arctic's Chukchi Sea.
Epa Moves To Block Harmful Mississippi River Pump
Late last week, the Environmental Protection Agency made a rare decision to move to block a $220 million Army Corps of Engineers flood-control project
Bush Approves Oil Leasing In Polar Bear Sea
"An oil spill in Alaska's Chukchi sea could spell disaster for many polar bears.
Red Shouldered Hawk Death Underscores Need For Improved Environmental Education And Conservation
The National Audubon Society today condemned the killing of a red-shouldered hawk by a professional golfer whom news reports indicate viewed the bird
See Sandhill Crane Migration
Audubon and National Geographic have teamed up to allow people around the globe to witness the largest concentration of Sandhill Cranes in the world f
200 Scholarships Available For Students To Attend Audubon Summer Camps
In cooperation with the National Fish and Wildlife Foundation, the Wild Birds Unlimited Pathways To Nature for Kids® initiative has granted the Na
Nj Helps Rescue Imperiled Red Knot Shorebird, Gov. Corzine Signs Bill Into Law
"With deliberate speed and in a bipartisan fashion, Governor Corzine and the New Jersey Legislature have found a way to protect not just the red knot,
Audubon And Toyota Announce Five-year Alliance To Promote Conservation Action And Grow Leaders Of Tomorrow
The National Audubon Society and Toyota today launched TogetherGreen, a nationwide Audubon program to fund conservation projects, train environmental
Red-bellied Woodpecker Photo: Simon Tan