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Top Stories in 2023 From Around Audubon

By National Audubon Society
November 27, 2023 — Throughout 2023, Audubon continued to advocate for and secure the space, clean air, and clean water that birds and people need to live and thrive.
a person stands on a beach and looks through a spotting scope, facing left. In the background is the ocean and a blue sky with sparse clouds.
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Bird Bands Shed Light on Cross-Flyway Shorebird Migrations

By Erika Zambello
October 02, 2023 — Audubon Florida biologist Michael Ferrara tracks banded plovers as they stop over in the Panhandle on their twice-yearly journeys.
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How Do Wildfires in Canada’s Boreal Forest Affect Birds Across the Continent?

By Anna Gibbs
June 22, 2023 — Hundreds of fires continue to blaze in what officials say could become Canada’s worst fire season in recorded history.
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National Audubon Society Announces Decision to Retain Current Name

By National Audubon Society
March 16, 2023 — Organization commits to new $25 million fund to expand Equity, Diversity, Inclusion, and Belonging work, a decision that follows a thorough and inclusive process to examine the legacy of its namesake.
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For the Community, From the Community: A Conversation with Marcos Trinidad

By Liz Muñoz Huber
January 10, 2023 — Trinidad—center director at Audubon Debs Park in Los Angeles—spoke with us about his roots in LA, his work making the outdoors more inclusive, and his new podcast Human/Nature.
Western Meadowlark on May Ranch, an Audubon-certified ranch, in Prowers County, Colorado.
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R6 Ranch Recipient of Bird-Friendly Habitat Certification from Audubon

By Anthony Hauck
December 19, 2022 — R6 herd is working for grassland birds in the Audubon Conservation Ranching program
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State of U.S. Grassland Birds: Still Declining

By Anthony Hauck
November 01, 2022
María Gabriela Núñez Montellano holds a White-fronted Woodpecker, a small black and white bird with a long beak.
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Systemic Barriers Hinder Bird Research, Say 124 Latin American Ornithologists

By Grace van Deelen
October 17, 2022 — A new preprint from scientists across the region asserts that advances in neotropical ornithology will require a stronger commitment to inclusion.
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Sebastian Moreno Wants Everyone to Feel Empowered to Be a Community Scientist

By Liz Muñoz Huber
September 22, 2022 — Moreno—an environmental conservation Ph.D. candidate, licensed falconer, and Latino Outdoors volunteer—spoke with us about his research on community science and the importance of access to the outdoors.
A person wearing a baseball cap and glasses stands in a birding blind. Trees are visible through the windows in the background.
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Bird Warde Wants to Introduce You to Your Next Favorite Animal

By Gabrielle Saleh
September 02, 2022 — We spoke with the illustrator who created Audubon’s 2022 Let’s Go Birding Together design about art, inspiration, and the joy of discovery.