Our Parks, Our Birds, and What Comes Next
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Could the Bald Eagle disappear from the Grand Canyon? A new Audubon study examines the impact of climate change on our National Parks, and forecasts a troubling future if we don’t address climate change. But it also suggests our most hopeful path forward.Read more |
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America’s most important bird law has been under siege, as some legislators work to weaken the Migratory Bird Treaty Act. We thank the principled leaders who are standing up to defend it. |
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Nature can be resilient if you give it a chance—and that’s what our conservation work has done for Florida’s waders. Check out the Everglades nesting boom taking place now. |
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Hundreds of wading birds including Roseate Spoonbills and American White Pelicans forage in the Everglades. |
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“My goal is to recruit people one by one.” To protect birds and wildlife in the Southwest, Audubon’s Desiree Loggins is fighting divisiveness by centering diversity, building an inclusive coalition against President Trump’s proposed border wall. Read more |
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America's most important bird protection law has saved millions of birds—but now it’s in desperate danger, and time is of the essence. Your voice is needed to save the MBTA. Speak up now |
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Photos from top: Jon Bilous/Alamy; Andres Leon/Audubon Photography Awards; Mac Stone; Mike Fernandez/Audubon; Cristy Carlson/Audubon Photography Awards |
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