[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] 04/05/23 – THREE-AGENCY SWEEP OF UNCLE BILLY’S RESULTS IN CITATIONS AND ARRESTS Posted on Apr 5, 2023 in DOCARE, News Releases, slider JOSH GREEN, M.D.GOVERNOR DAWN CHANGCHAIRPERSON For Immediate…
[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] 04/05/23 – CELEBRATING RECENT REDISCOVERIES AND REBOUNDS FOR NATIVE PLANTS IN HAWAIʻI Posted on Apr 5, 2023 in Forestry & Wildlife, News Releases, slider JOSH GREEN, M.D.GOVERNOR DAWN CHANGCHAIRPERSON…
[ad_1] One of the United States’ ecological treasures, the Gulf of Mexico region supports a vast array of bird species, many of which use the Gulf at some point in…
[ad_1] When we first watched the video of biologist Doka Nason seeing a camera-trap image of a bird—the bird he and a team had just spent a month crisscrossing Papua…
[ad_1] WASHINGTON – The National Audubon Society named Felice Stadler as its next vice president of government affairs. Stadler is a seasoned conservation leader with more than two decades of…
[ad_1] Artist Sarah Valeri was on her way to an art studio open house in October when she stumbled across a grisly scene. Several trees lining the Brooklyn sidewalk were…
[ad_1] This will be a historic year: 2023 will be remembered in Audubon’s story as the year we launched a new strategic direction, fully entered the global conservation arena, and…
[ad_1] Added together, the swaths of sagebrush habitat that the West has lost since 2001 would cover half of Utah. This embattled ecosystem’s decline is an old story, but new…
