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Fort De Soto Park Fledges Rare American Oystercatcher Chicks
August 23, 2023 — Chicks are a conservation success story.
Arizona Grants $214 Million to Promote Water Savings
August 22, 2023 — Funds will support innovative water metering, agricultural improvements, and turf replacement initiatives.
SOUTHWEST Western Water News
A small owl standing in grass holds a worm dangling from its beak and looks at the camera with its bright yellow eye.
Ranchlands’ Colorado & Wyoming Ranches Certified as Audubon Bird-Friendly Habitats
August 22, 2023 — Cattle cater to bird conservation in the Audubon Conservation Ranching program
Working Lands
Sandpiper Diet is More than Meets the Eye
August 22, 2023 — How sandpipers tap a hidden food source for their dinner
CALIFORNIA
A blue sign that says "No Dogs" on an open beach.
Shifting Sites: Seabirds Move to South Lido for 2023 Nesting Season
August 22, 2023 — by Kylie Wilson, Sarasota seasonal bird stewardship coordinator.
FLORIDA
A bright yellow bird perches on a thorny branch against a blurred green background.
The Colorado River is Unpredictable, but its Policies and Management Shouldn’t Be
August 22, 2023 — Audubon weighs in on federal decisions in the short and long-term.
Western Water News
Jamie Weiss builds a birdhouse at a garden planting.
Jamie’s Farewell
August 21, 2023 — Longtime Habitat Hero Coordinator Jamie Weiss reflects on her time at Audubon.
ROCKIES Native Plants
An Eastern Meadowlark vocalizing with its beak wide open. It's a small bird, yellow on the belly with a black stripe running from its shoulder to its center. The back is rufous with mottled black pips. Its face has a pop of yellow between its beak and eye, and there's strong speed stripe racing from the back of the eye towards the rear of the head. The bird is perched on a wood post and the background is soft warm and green tones in a creamy bokeh.
National Audubon Society Names Ashly Steinke its Grassland Ecologist for Wisconsin
August 21, 2023 — Will build landowner relationships that help the Audubon Conservation Ranching program grow
Working Lands
Red Knot points long beach down towards sand, foraging for food. Red is visible on its stomach.
New Law Aims to Increase Horseshoe Crab Populations
August 21, 2023 — Migratory birds like the Red Knot depend on crab eggs to fuel their long journey north.
CONNECTICUT