Audubon Advisory

On January 4, the Department of the Interior released an offshore drilling plan that will significantly expand oil and gas leasing in coastal water

In December, the Department of the Interior released an interpretation of the Migratory Bird Treaty Act that eliminates its ability to hold industr

Audubon and the conservation community have defended the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge for decades from the threat of oil drilling, but now Congr

As 2017 comes to a close, we want to pause to reflect on how you helped us to defend and advance bird conservation in a challenging year.

The U.S. Senate is continuing to advance the unprecedented threat to the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge.

Earlier this week, in a last-minute move with little debate, Representative Liz Cheney snuck an amendment into a larger energy bill that would

The clock is winding down until September 30, 2018, which marks the potential expiration date of one of the country’s oldest and most widespr

One of the greatest conservation recoveries on the Atlantic coast is underway.

The Migratory Bird Treaty Act is America’s cornerstone bird conservation law.

The current federal plan for Greater Sage-Grouse conservation was finalized in 2015, following years of successful, cooperative and bipartisan effo