Red Knots Are Battling Climate Change—On Both Ends of the Earth April 26, 2016 — The tiny, threatened bird is an omen for how devastating ocean acidification can be. Climate-Threatened Birds
Birder, Painter, Troll, and Trickster—the Secret Life of John James Audubon April 26, 2016 — Known for his famous watercolors, Audubon also had a penchant for pranking friends and possibly even making up birds. Culture
And the Fastest-Moving Birds on the Planet Are ... April 26, 2016 — Shocker: They aren't hummingbirds. News
DIY for Aristocrats: Rare Audubon Prints Turned Into Fancy-Pants Wallpaper April 26, 2016 — Is this heiress the ultimate fan or the ultimate hater? Culture
Day 12: A Screaming Absence April 26, 2016 — After stumbling upon ideal Ivory-bill habitat, the birds' silence weighs heavily on the group. Chasing the Ivory-Bill
How to Start Birding April 25, 2016 — There's no better time than the present to take the plunge—or at least dip your toes in. Birding
Day 11: Echoes From The Highest Ridgetop April 25, 2016 — The team hikes deeper—and higher—into the woods and meets a Cuban Pygmy Owl along the way. Chasing the Ivory-Bill
Read Our Entire Winter Issue Online April 25, 2016 — The world's top feather detective, the strange case of Seahorse Key's missing bird colony, the battle for Yasuni National Park, and more. From Audubon Magazine
Record Number of Countries Sign International Climate Deal April 25, 2016 — More than 170 nations signed the historic Paris Agreement on Friday—an important step toward putting the treaty into effect. Climate Solutions
Are Kestrels the New Poster Species for Pesticides? April 22, 2016 — Raptor populations have been on the rise since DDT was banned in the ‘70s—except for the American Kestrel. News
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