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    • Delaware River Watershed February 2, 2023

    Big Wins at the Ballot for the Delaware River Watershed (and for People and Birds)

    And a look ahead at 2023.

    Vibrant red, juicy berries clustered at the ends of brown branches frame an American Robin, a dark-colored bird with a ruddy breast. Poised to swallow, yellow bill spread open with the tip of the yellow tongue flicking upwards, the bird reaches for a single red berry that appears to hang in mid-air.
    Audubon Photography Awards February 1, 2023

    These Stellar Photos Show the Special Link Between Birds and Native Plants

    Enjoy some of our favorite entries for the Plants for Birds category of the 2022 Audubon Photography Awards

    A brown striped sparrow seats on a branch stuck in barbed wire.
    News January 19, 2023

    Audubon Issues 100th Bird-Friendly Habitat Certification to Badger Creek Ranch

    Badger Creek Ranch herd in Colorado is working for birds through Audubon’s Conservation Ranching program.

    A white egret catches a fish in the water.
    Western Water News January 17, 2023

    Audubon’s Top Priorities for the Arizona Legislature in 2023

    Supporting water policies and management that help Arizona sooner, rather than later.

    Carrie Gray holding a young Canada Goose in a capture pen.
    Boreal Forests January 13, 2023

    Seeing the Geese in Chevron Flight

    Carrie Gray, Audubon's Boreal Conservation Specialist, shares her story of banding Canada Geese in the Hudson Bay Lowlands.

    Western Water News January 5, 2023

    Well, the West is Getting a Lot of Snow and Rain

    But conservation mindset still needed.

    News December 23, 2022

    How a Century-Old Winter Tradition Could Help Protect People and Birds for Another Hundred Years

    The Audubon Christmas Bird Count has generated more than 120 years’ worth of data showing how bird populations change over time.

    Western Water News December 20, 2022

    Congress Passes Audubon-backed Bill to Assess and Monitor Saltwater Lake Ecosystems in the West

    To better protect people and birds, Audubon science makes the case for the U.S. government’s first coordinated regional assessment of Great Basin saline lakes.

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