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14 Birdy Reasons to Celebrate the Wilderness Act
September 03, 2014 — 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. 
Young Songbirds: Lazy Travelers or Clever Learners?
September 03, 2014 — Juvenile Wood Thrushes arrive much later to spring breeding grounds than adults. Here's why. 
Research Sheds New Light on Passenger Pigeon Extinction
September 02, 2014 — Natural fluctuations may explain how a species that once numbered in the billions went extinct.
Photo of the Day: Yellow-billed Oxpeckers
August 29, 2014 — Claudio Bacinello’s safari yields a well-timed photo.  
13 Memories of Martha, the Last Passenger Pigeon
August 29, 2014 — Exactly a century ago, the last Passenger Pigeon died. Here are some memories—and tips for how to celebrate—Martha’s life.
High Country Audubon Remembers Martha the Pigeon
August 27, 2014
Press Room
Owls Starve as Drought Drags On
August 26, 2014 — Raptors and owls in Southern California, particularly at Audubon's Starr Ranch, have had an unusually bad breeding season.
Vikings Add $46 Million to Stadium Budget but $0 for Bird-Safe Glass
August 22, 2014
Press Room
Massive Big Thorne Timber Sale Deals a Severe Blow to the Tongass, Taxpayers
August 22, 2014
Press Room
One, Two, 3.79 million: How Many Penguins Are There?
August 21, 2014 — A recent study found that Adélie Penguin populations are increasing, but that doesn’t mean the birds aren’t still threatened by climate change.