It's Time to Build a Truly Inclusive Outdoors
June 16, 2020 —
As the nation continues to confront racism, the birding community must embrace difficult conversations.
Culture
‘Black Birders Week’ Promotes Diversity and Takes on Racism in the Outdoors
June 01, 2020 —
Sparked by a racist incident last week in Central Park, the new initiative aims to boost recognition and representation of Black people enjoying and studying the natural world.
Protecting the Birds of Hawaiʻi Amid Environmental Carelessness
May 29, 2020 —
How ancient feathered spirits, and the people who have revered them, are threatened by global climate change.
An Annual Birding Competition Adapts to the Pandemic By Going Global
May 28, 2020 —
Every spring, birders at the American Museum of Natural History vie to see the most birds in Central Park. This year, competing from their quarantine spots around the world brought unexpected benefits.
Sheltering in Place in Manhattan—With 18 American Chestnut Saplings
May 21, 2020 —
Disease and logging nearly wiped out the towering trees in the early 20th century. Now the pandemic endangers a one-man operation trying to help the species endure.
Bird Up Your Zoom Calls With These Audubon Backgrounds
May 13, 2020 —
Spread the joy of birds—and native plants—at your next friendly gathering or weekly meeting.
Amid the Names of Coronavirus Victims, a Beloved Childhood Author Jumped Out
May 11, 2020 —
Luis Sepúlveda's death spurred Audubon's photo editor to revisit a favorite childhood book, and realize how much it has shaped her life.
Hey, Nature Lovers, Looking for a Good Book to Read?
April 24, 2020 —
Margaret Atwood, Omar El Akkad, Delia Owens, and five other authors are here to help.
I Saw A Bird
April 15, 2020 —
From bird art to bird music, hummingbirds to owls, bird migration to environmental justice, and much, much more, tune into I Saw A Bird!
