Sooty Feathers Tell the History of Pollution in American Cities
October 10, 2017 —
Preserved birds and digital photos help pinpoint levels of black carbon and the changes that led to its decline.
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You've Likely Hosted More Nesting Robins Than You Think
October 10, 2017 —
Due to a high mortality rate, these yard regulars often take on new partners.
Update to U.S.-Mexico Water Treaty Is a Huge Win for Conservation
October 10, 2017 —
Audubon and its partners played a key role in the negotiations for Minute 323, which sets aside 200,000 acre-feet of water for environmental purposes.
Report: The Arctic Refuge Is Facing Its Biggest Threat Yet
October 06, 2017 —
Congress is trying to drill for oil in wild protected areas by sneakily using the budget reconciliation process. A few senators could stand in the way.
To Help Birds This Winter, Go Easy on Fall Yard Work
October 06, 2017 —
A manicured lawn might look nice, but messy is better for birds and bugs.
Zinke to Reconsider Greater Sage-Grouse Conservation Plan
October 06, 2017 —
With an official notice of intent, the secretary of the interior begins the process required to amend the landmark 2015 conservation agreement.
Birdist Rule #87: Know How to Bird on Vacation with a Non-Birding Spouse
October 05, 2017 —
It's possible, but compromise is key.
Hungry Raptors Make Murmurations Even More Beautiful to Photograph
October 05, 2017 —
Starlings are easy to find. But capturing their twisted formations as they evade predators takes commitment and vision.
Climate Change Has Whooping Cranes Starting Their Spring Migration Earlier
October 04, 2017 —
Warmer temperatures mean Whooping Cranes migrate north earlier, and south later, between the Gulf Coast and Canadian breeding grounds.
