Yellowlegs Mysteries Revealed | Audubon
[ad_1] Lesser Yellowlegs. Photo: Nick Shearman / Audubon Photography Awards. Audubon Americas, along with partners Selva and ICESI University, started a project to place radio tags on ten Lesser Yellowlegs…
After shothole borer invasion, UC Irvine becomes ‘perfect testing ground’ – Green Blog
[ad_1] Results help inform best practices for managing the disease-causing beetle The University of California, Irvine campus is home to a vast urban forest consisting of approximately 30,000 trees located…
As Historic Climate Legislation is Celebrated, Opportunities and Challenges Lie Ahead
[ad_1] Hooded Warbler. Photo: Jesse Gordon/Audubon Photography Awards WASHINGTON (September 13, 2022) – “Today we celebrate the adoption of the largest climate bill ever passed in U.S. history, and a…
Save trees first: Tips to keep them alive during drought – Green Blog
[ad_1] Trees essential to lowering temperatures, cooling ‘heat islands' Water restrictions prompted by the drought are driving Californians to prioritize how they will use their limited water. Because landscape irrigation…
Wild Cockatoos and Humans Compete for a Rubbish Prize in a Potential ‘Arms Race’
[ad_1] It’s trash day—the best day of the week for Sulfur-crested Cockatoos in southern Sydney. Within the past decade, Australia’s native parrots have figured out, and taught each other, how…
Bipartisan Effort Would Give Birds and People “Refuge” in Southern California
[ad_1] Ferruginous Hawk. Photo: Shlomo Neuman/Audubon Photography Awards Landscapes like those in California’s western Riverside County provide important habitat connections for migratory birds as they make their perilous journey across…
Free wildfire publication simplifies understanding fuel-reduction permits on private land – Green Blog
[ad_1] UCCE forest advisor helps landowners, community groups determine best project options As Californians prepare for another year of drought and an anticipated intense fire season, landowners and organizations across…
The Weird and Wild Migration of the Wood Stork Raises Many Questions
[ad_1] The largest wading bird in North America and our only native stork species, the Wood Stork is an icon of the American Southeast. Wading through shallow freshwater cypress swamps,…
New El Dorado/Amador Prescribed Burn Association conducts first private landowner burns – Green Blog
[ad_1] The new El Dorado/Amador Prescribed Burn association, formed in August 2021, has conducted several burns with private landowners and received funding for a part-time coordinator. A new group of…
Audubon Spotlight: Melanie Smith Finds Inspiration in the Powerful Force of Nature
[ad_1] Melanie Smith and Sitka on a fall hike up Curry Ridge, overlooking the Alaska Range. Photo: Sarah Venator Imagine it: an inexorable pull that you must heed, a call…
