A Pigeon Guillemot takes flight from water.
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Shorebirds at Bottle Beach
Puget Sound Conservation
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Creating a resilient future for coastal birds and communities.
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A Tufted Puffin swimming.
The Great Washington State Birding Trail
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A sparrow perched on a sagebrush plant.
Renewable Energy: Siting it Right in the Columbia Plateau and Beyond
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Advance Washington’s clean energy transition while ensuring renewable projects protect birds, habitats, and communities from climate threats through responsible, biodiversity-centered planning.
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A Western Meadowlark stands on a rock.
Conservation Ranching in the Columbia Plateau
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Expand Audubon Conservation Ranching to protect threatened rangelands, restore native habitats, and support biodiversity while sustaining ranchers’ livelihoods across California and the Columbia Plateau.
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Landscape view of sagebrush and a river
Washington Shrubsteppe Restoration and Resiliency Initiative
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Protect and restore Washington’s shrub-steppe ecosystem to ensure resilience for endangered birds, wildlife, and communities dependent on this unique arid landscape.
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