[ad_1] In response to President Joe Biden’s veto of a Congressional attempt to remove protections for America’s waterways, Audubon released the following statement: “The Clean Water Act is essential in…
[ad_1] 04/06/23 – 2023-2024 HAWAI‘I HUNTING STAMP ART CONTEST WINNERS ANNOUNCED Posted on Apr 6, 2023 in Forestry & Wildlife, Main, News Releases, slider JOSH GREEN, M.D.GOVERNOR DAWN CHANGCHAIRPERSON For…
[ad_1] A recent study puts a name to a condition that researchers have worried about for years: plasticosis. The word refers to a newly described disease, marked by severe stomach…
[ad_1] Following near-unanimous passage by the state legislature, Mississippi Governor Tate Reeves signed Senate Bill 2137 into law, which permanently designates April as native plant month. With this bipartisan legislation,…
[ad_1] Spring migration timing varies across the U.S. and even within regions, according to radar data analyzed by BirdCast.By Gustave Axelson and Pat Leonard April 5, 2023 The BirdCast project…
[ad_1] From the Spring 2023 issue of Living Bird magazine. Subscribe now. Photo courtesy Raaka Chocolate. There is now a clear way to choose chocolate that will satisfy both your sweet tooth and…
[ad_1] Readers who cracked open an 1897 issue of a popular birding magazine called The Osprey found something shocking. Alongside articles about “The Taking of a California Condor’s Egg” and…
[ad_1] Admittedly, Canada has some pretty awesome provincial birds, like Gyrfalcon, Snowy Owl, and Common Loon. But bear with us—eBird uncovered some thought-provoking alternatives.By Matt Smith and Marc Devokaitis April…
[ad_1] California Condor by Jim Thane/Macaulay Library. From the Spring 2023 issue of Living Bird magazine. Subscribe now. The Recovering America’s Wildlife Act—a bill proposed to put nearly $1.4 billion annually into habitat…
[ad_1] Fengyi Guo’s fascination with bird migration began in 2017 after reading No Way Home, a book by Princeton University ecology professor David Wilcove that highlights the decline of migratory…
