Red-billed Starling

Forests Are Important in the Fight Against the Climate Crisis
March 19, 2021 — Congress should pass a suite of policies that enhance the carbon storage and biodiversity of our forests.
Climate
Bird Song Became Softer During the Pandemic Thanks to Less Noise Pollution
March 19, 2021 — The relative quiet of the past year offered a rare chance to study how birds are affected by our growing cacophony. But the silence won't last.
From Audubon Magazine
It's a New Era for Conservation
March 19, 2021 — We have an extraordinary opportunity to build a more equitable and just future while protecting birds and the places they need.
Audubon View
A New Hummingbird Was Discovered In 2017. Now There's a Race to Protect It.
March 19, 2021 — With its niche habitat in Ecuador under threat, the Blue-throated Hillstar was at risk from the moment it was identified.
From Audubon Magazine
Why Cities are Taking Action to Limit Loud, Polluting Lawn Care
March 19, 2021 — Fossil-fueled leaf blowers spew noise and pollutants—and people working at home are noticing more.
News
Connecticut Marsh Site Selected for Urgent Restoration
March 18, 2021 — Great Meadows Marsh has the potential to better support declining Saltmarsh Sparrows, in danger of extinction due to sea level rise.
CONNECTICUT
How the Flights of Birds Inspired a Unique Elementary Education Program
March 18, 2021 — Musicians, artists, and innovators learn from avian flight. A new learn-from-home concert and curriculum brings three together to teach children during challenging times.
From Audubon Magazine
Long Island Marsh Site Selected for Urgent Restoration
March 18, 2021 — Sunken Meadow State Park has the potential to support declining Saltmarsh Sparrows, in danger of extinction due to sea level rise.
NEW YORK
Understanding Arizona's Groundwater
March 17, 2021 — Audubon StoryMap highlights the importance of sustaining healthy groundwater supplies and what is at stake for birds and people.
Western Water News
False Scents Can Trick Predators Into Ignoring Nesting Shorebirds
March 17, 2021 — A new study finds that habituating hungry mammals to certain appetizing smells makes them far less likely to invade nests.
News