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Watershed Moment for Addressing Great Salt Lake’s Declining Water Levels
Collaborative solutions (and legislation) for protecting the Western Hemisphere’s largest lake.
The Little Blue Heron's Color Swap
When young, the birds are white, but by the time they reach adulthood, they become dark blue. Why?
Audubon New York Remembers Patricia “Pat” Keesee
Pioneering conservationist for native plants and the birds that depend on them.
Scientists on the Trail of One of the World’s Rarest Birds Are Treated to a Special Show
The story behind the Stresemann’s Bristlefront's re-emergence shows that conserving an endangered species can reap rewards for others.
Dark-eyed Juncos, Backyard Gems, Come in a Dazzling Array of Colors
The six flavors of junco were long considered separate species. Recent science shows that they instead boldly exhibit evolution in real time.
Want a Training Ground for Your Birding Skills? Try Patch Birding
Birders around the world are immersing themselves in nearby nature, and you can, too.
The Greater Sage-Grouse’s Most Important Habitat Is on the Auction Block
Every parcel up for grabs in this week’s federal oil and gas lease sale is in the bird’s territory, despite earlier agreements to steer the industry away.
Audubon President Reacts to Confirmation of Andrew Wheeler, “I hope he remembers who he works for…our children and grandchildren.”
Americans understand that the changing climate is a threat and they want government to do more.