Audubon Texas News

News, stories, and updates from Audubon Texas.
Ruby-throated Hummingbird. Photo: Lili Banta

Audubon Texas is one of the leading voices for birds and conservation in the Lone Star State, and a resource for members of the media looking for information on topics such as birds, habitat conservation, climate change, wildlife policy, and a variety of related issues.

Uncertainty as Opportunity.
August 07, 2025 — In an unpredictable world, the natural world reminds us how to adapt, persist, and envision a new path.
Legislative Wrap Up
July 15, 2025 — The Texas 89th Legislative Session Comes to a Close.
Share the Shore to Protect Sensitive Nesting Birds this Memorial Day Weekend
May 23, 2025 — Whether you’re sunbathing, swimming, fishing, walking your dog, or boating, follow these tips to help protect birds and their babies on the beach.
Responsibly Sited Renewables Are a Heatwave Buffer in Texas
May 15, 2025 — How renewables and responsible policy can keep Texas powered and protect the natural systems we depend on.
Audubon Texas Announces 2025 Texas Women in Conservation Honorees
April 28, 2025 — The Texas Women in Conservation Program celebrates the vital role women play in Texas conservation and environmental stewardship.
Texas Welcomes Home Golden-cheeked Warblers to our Native Ashe Juniper
April 02, 2025 — A story about the importance of Ashe Juniper for the Golden-cheeked Warbler.
Audubon Texas: Lowering Light Pollution a Critical Need During Spring Migration 
March 18, 2025 — Seasonal, ongoing Lights Out, Texas! organizing aimed at reversing decades-long decline of bird populations across the Americas
Possibilism: Turning Vision into Action for a Sustainable Future
February 13, 2025 — Texas Leaders in Conservation
Whooping Crane Habitat Identification Tool Rallies Conservation Partners
February 13, 2025
In the News
Audubon Texas Newsletters
Field Notes from the Flyway: The Library
Explore past editions for updates about our conservation, policy and engagement work, and opportunities to get involved.