The West’s Water Crisis Is Still Really Bad for Birds
July 31, 2015 —
Climate change and water diversion are drying up essential wildlife sanctuaries for migrating and local birds.
Conservation
Endangered Species Take Over Empire State Building
July 31, 2015 —
A filmmaker is bringing attention to the plight of rare animals by projecting their images onto Manhattan’s most famous skyscraper.
Hope for the Honduran Emerald Hummingbird
July 30, 2015 —
The recent decision to list the bird as endangered could help target smugglers and open research opportunities.
Kegs for Conservation
July 28, 2015 —
The Phoenix Valley celebrates its iconic birds with a pair of customized brews.
Kids Welcome Birds Back With Precious Postcards
July 27, 2015 —
For these Wisconsin schoolchildren, an art project doubles as a conservation lesson.
The Real Story Behind the War Against DDT
July 24, 2015 —
Charles Wurster pens a personal account of how the Environmental Defense Fund took down the most notorious pesticide in history.
Is New York City Tern-ing Into a Haven for Seabirds?
July 23, 2015 —
A Common Tern colony is thriving in the shadow of Manhattan’s skyscrapers. Here’s the story of how it all came to be.
Audubon California Helps Improve Apple’s Solar Farm
July 22, 2015 —
Sure, green energy is great—but not when it’s plopped in the middle of pristine habitat.
Excerpt: Sage Spirit
July 15, 2015 —
In Dave Showalter’s dramatic new photography book, Rick Bass reflects on one of the most vital habitats in the American West.
