In her tenth column, Bridget takes us through how to speak to kids about native plants and their importance to biodiversity. Photo credit: Brendan Steeves. By…
Browsing: Science & Environment
Fifteen miles from downtown Detroit, goldenrods, asters, and blazing stars shine in a sea of grass. Bats, butterflies and birds skim the air; foxes rustle in…
(Washington—Sept. 17, 2026) — The House of Representatives this week passed three bipartisan, Audubon-supported bills that would significantly improve habitat that birds, people, and communities rely…
Few birds have captured the imagination or become as enduring a symbol of South Florida quite like the American Flamingo. Its designation as Miami-Dade County’s official…
At Audubon, conservation is more than protecting birds and habitats. It’s also about inspiring and empowering the next generation of conservationists who will care for our…
For many people in the small communities around Cape Romain National Wildlife Refuge, the best thing about living on South Carolina’s rural coast is also the hardest. The marshes…
Olivia Sanderfoot hadn’t been too worried about the wildfire risk warnings on the morning of January 7, 2025. Such alerts were a part of California life.…
As tensions in the Middle East persists the oil price benchmarks again surges past $100. An aerial view of a large crude oil tanker ship on…
Nairobi, Kenia, 11 de septiembre de 2026. BirdLife International, National Audubon Society y CAF – Banco de Desarrollo de América Latina y el Caribe anunciaron la…
climate change September 2026 – Week 2 By Anders Lorenzen Stay updated on the latest climate and energy news in our weekly live blog. The sacred…