Birds of America
North Carolina’s Bird Species Threatened by Global Warming ‘Gut Punch’ New Audubon Study Reveals
Global warming threatens more than half the bird species in the continental United States and Canada warn National Audubon Society scientists in a
Time for Florida to Plan Use of BP Oil Spill Penalty Funds
Today U.S. District Judge Carl Barbier ruled that BP Plc acted with gross negligence in the 2010 Gulf of Mexico oil spill disaster.
14 Birdy Reasons to Celebrate the Wilderness Act
In honor of the 50th anniversary of the Wilderness Act, here are several birds that have benefited from the legislation, and some that still need its help.
California Drought Crushes Tricolored Blackbird Population
California's dry spell is exacerbating an existing decline in the local blackbird population.
Gathering Waters
To steward the Mississippi River, Jaime Thibodeaux brings together a community.
Bound by Tradition
In Peru, a festival that celebrates the Andean Condor could be hastening its demise.
Legislature Urged to Include Resources for Birds and Watersheds in Water Bond
With the California Legislature back in session this week and the state’s water bond high on the legislative agenda, Audubon California today urged
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