Artificial Lighting May Shift Bird Migration by More Than a Week, New Research Says
January 14, 2021 —
Purple Martins exposed to bright nighttime light migrated eight days early—which could lead to starvation at their breeding grounds.
In Praise of the Great-tailed Grackle, a Bird That Doesn't Need Your Respect
January 11, 2021 —
Few species are as polarizing as these urbanites, but one thing is indisputable: Their ubiquity is a sign of their adaptability and success.
Audubon for Kids | Nature Activities, DIY, Lessons for Home
January 06, 2021
The Arctic National Wildlife Refuge Faces Its Biggest Threat Yet This Week
January 04, 2021 —
After decades of attempts, Wednesday will bring the first-ever sale of oil leases in the wild Alaskan haven, with a tundra-damaging seismic survey soon to follow—unless a judge steps in.
Government Proposes First Take Permit for Condor Deaths at a Wind Farm
December 23, 2020 —
As endangered California Condors recover, they are veering toward wind turbines. The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service is preparing for the inevitable.
Where Will Rocky the Northern Saw-whet Owl Spend the Holidays?
December 22, 2020 —
To learn where the beloved Rockefeller Center Christmas tree owl will go for the winter, Audubon's Migratory Bird Initiative spoke to owl researcher Sean Beckett.