Red-billed Starling

Black Tern in flight.
Audubon Great Lakes Equips Small Tracking Devices to Study Michigan’s Vulnerable Black Terns
September 29, 2021 — ‘NanoTags’ help researchers to understand marsh birds’ steep population declines over the past half-century
GREAT LAKES
Critical Migratory Bird Protections Restored by Biden-Harris Administration
September 29, 2021 — Longstanding Migratory Bird Treaty Act protections will be reinstated and a key process to strengthen the rules now begins.
Press Room
This Birder Also Happens to Be One of the Best Skateboarders on the Planet
September 29, 2021 — Dave Mull is a professional skater known for pulling jaw-dropping stunts, but his social media followers get a peek into his other passion: birds.
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A Red-breasted Nuthatch is released after banding.
Bird Banding, From Start to Finish
September 28, 2021 — A look behind the scenes of an iconic bird monitoring technique.
ROCKIES
Making Buildings Safe for Birds
September 28, 2021 — Each migration season, millions of birds die in cities by crashing into buildings. Now a growing trend toward sustainable design could open the door to safer passage.
Weidensaul
Audubon Florida Taps Scott Weidensaul for Assembly Virtual Keynote Presentation on Nov. 9
September 27, 2021 — “A World on the Wing: The Global Odyssey of Migratory Birds”
FLORIDA
How one of New York's largest landowners manages forests for birds
September 27, 2021 — Birds that nest in young forest, like the Ruffed Grouse and White-throated Sparrow, now have a home at the Kunjamuk Young Forest Demonstration Project.
NEW YORK
You May Have to Look Harder, but some Birds are Still at the Salton Sea
September 27, 2021 — Summer and fall deliver a few surprises at California's largest body of water.
CALIFORNIA
Wet steps overgrown with algae lead from San Francisco Bay up to a concrete fence—the Embarcadero Seawall along the San Francisco business district. The overgrown algae signals how frequently the infrastructure floods due to sea level rise. A row of high-rise buildings and palm trees are in the background behind the seawall.
San Francisco Leads Legal Effort Pressing Big Oil to Pay for Climate Impacts
September 27, 2021 — To force fossil fuel companies to cover the costs of unnatural disasters, more than 20 municipalities are suing them over decades of deception.
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