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A chickadee perched on a pine branch with a blue background.
In the Rockies, Human Activity Paves the Way for a Hybrid Bird Boom
January 12, 2023 — Black-capped and Mountain Chickadees mate more often than previously believed, research shows—especially where people disturb their habitat.
Bird Science
The book cover of Low-Carbon Birding, an illustration of a woman lying on a beach with a bicycle and binoculars and birds flying overhead.
Javier Caletrío Says It’s Time for Birders to Move Away from High-Carbon Birding
January 09, 2023 — A new book ‘Low-Carbon Birding’ challenges birders to give up air travel and twitching and instead enjoy their local species.
Books
Yellow Warbler by Creative Art Works
January 04, 2023 — Location: Montefiore Square, 138th Street and Broadway, New York, NY 10031
The Audubon Mural Project
Pine Warbler by Wildriana Paulino
December 23, 2022 — Location: 240 Wadsworth Avenue, New York, NY 10033
The Audubon Mural Project
Eastern Kingbird by Andre Trenier
December 23, 2022 — Location: 409 W 145th Street, New York, NY 10031
The Audubon Mural Project
American Goldfinch by Samuel Medina
December 23, 2022 — Location: 565 W 169th Street, New York, NY 10032
The Audubon Mural Project
Ruby-crowned Kinglet and Golden-crowned Kinglet by MANTRA
December 23, 2022 — Location: 90 S. 4th Street, Brooklyn, NY 11249
The Audubon Mural Project
A Canada Goose emerging from water, droplets splashing.
10 Fun Facts About the Canada Goose
December 14, 2022 — Yep, it’s actually called a Canada, not a Canadian, Goose. And that’s not even one of our fun facts!
Bird Questions and Facts
A mural of many portraits of birds painted on the wall of a dark garage.
How San Diego City College Audubon Club Found Community Through a Mural
December 09, 2022 — Inspired by the Audubon Mural Project, this summer students in an Audubon campus chapter came together to paint dozens of climate-threatened birds—each in their very own frame.
Audubon Mural Project Partners
A man walks down a grassy trail in a field, towards a forested area. There is a railing made of rope to one side. We see the man from behind, and he has his hands on a rope.
Birding As a Blind Person Is Now Easier in Colombia, Thanks to a Tourism Project
November 30, 2022 — The unique effort, consisting of six trails and trained guides, is a showcase for ideas that make birds and nature more accessible.
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