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The Trump Administration Can't Ignore Raúl Grijalva Anymore
Gavel in hand, the new House Natural Resources chairman is ready to take on industry and work to restore protections for birds and public lands.
EPA Struck Secretive Deal Over Toxic Site Leaving $13 Million in BP’s Pocket
Emails show that, at BP’s request, EPA handed control of the Anaconda Copper Mine to Nevada, sidelining tribes and residents who fear they'll never have clean water.
What's Up With the Weird Mouths of These Finch Chicks?
Coming in many shapes, colors, and sizes, strange mouth markings might aid in chick survival.
Birding Like It’s 1899: Inside a Blockbuster American West Video Game
In "Red Dead Redemption 2," a birder finds joy and despair in a realistic portrayal of wildlife in the pre-conservation era.
Western Water Highlights and Wins in 2018
In 2018, we worked to protect the arid West’s greatest natural resource: WATER - for birds and people.
White House Ramps Up Plan to Drill in The Arctic Refuge; Audubon Calls It “Inexplicable”
Hasty environmental review ignores science, human rights and public support for protections
What happened in Vegas? When it comes to water, this doesn’t stay in Vegas
Feds don’t want to gamble on risky water future—and give new urgency to complete the Colorado River Drought Contingency Plan.
How Many Birds Disappear Between Migration Seasons? We Now Have a Clue.
New research has found that a third of the avian population that winters in the mainland United States might not survive till spring. But why?
Red-bellied Woodpecker Photo: Simon Tan