Audubon in Action

A West Coast Win for Small Fish—and Seabirds, Too
April 29, 2016 — A landmark ruling protects vital fish species from commercial fishing off the U.S. Pacific Coast, and secures the future of seabirds in the process.
Conservation
A Look Behind the Scenes at Audubon's New Strategic Plan
April 21, 2016 — As the National Audubon Society unveils its next five-year plan, we put President and CEO David Yarnold on the hot seat.
Audubon View
Why Louisiana’s Barrier Islands Are Essential to Seabird and Human Survival
April 20, 2016 — Island restoration is an investment in coastal Louisiana’s future. Here’s how it works.
Gulf Restoration
How a Greener Church Benefits People and the Planet
April 15, 2016 — In Illinois, the nonprofit Faith in Place is spreading the environmental gospel to churches, synagogues, temples, and mosques.
Faith & Climate
Can Solar Plants Make Good Bird Habitat?
April 06, 2016 — A proposed state law could turn Minnesota's solar gardens into actual gardens for native birds and pollinators.
Energy
What One Success Story Reveals About Talking to Politicians on Birds and Climate
April 01, 2016 — A California volunteer is building bridges with her legislator on climate change and birds, even if they might not agree on every issue.
Audubon Climate Heroes
How One Audubon Chapter Found Its Fountain Of Youth
March 30, 2016 — The song of a Carolina Wren makes this homecoming in the Ozarks all the sweeter.
Stopovers
Mr. Ringer Goes To Washington
March 25, 2016 — With D.C. Audubon, there's birding, conservation, and of course, Bald Eagles galore.
Stopovers
Why Counting Piping Plovers in the Bahamas Is Harder Than It Sounds
March 24, 2016 — Plovers are one of the tiniest shorebirds—and taking a census of them is one giant feat.
Ornitho-logic
How Birding Can Lead To Climate Action
March 18, 2016 — Monica Bryand uses her kayak and camera to explore the climate-threatened birds of Minnesota and share this issue with new audiences.
Climate-Threatened Birds