Conservation policy isn’t limited to what is happening inside the Washington, DC beltway. Across the country, Audubon’s state and regional offices work with policymakers, partners, and community leaders to…
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By Anders Lorenzen Data released by the European Union (EU) have shown that widespread European extreme heat that started in the Spring and lasted throughout the…
At nearly 17 million acres, the Tongass National Forest is more than the largest national forest in the country—it’s also the largest intact temperate rainforest in…
Last month, visiting projects Audubon and our partners have built over the past five years, I realized that the biggest result isn’t any single conservation success.…
Communities in Nepal, are paying a high price for a crisis they have contributed the least to. The sacred pilgrimage and ancient temple of Muktinath in…
Born and raised in Montreal, Michael Zelniker is a lifelong environmentalist as well as an award-winning actor and filmmaker. Then after more than 30 years of…
climate change September 2026 – Week 1 By Anders Lorenzen After for several weeks having followed specific events in our live blogs, in this week’s live…
Supporting Arizona’s water infrastructure is vital to protect our water supplies and way of life. To gain a fresh perspective on the different types of water-related infrastructure we…
Audubon Great Lakes and the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources (WDNR), recently brought conservation partners together for a boat tour and luncheon at Allouez Bay near Superior, Wisconsin – a site that shows…
Coastal Birds, Chile: Marcelo Cárcamo Vera Contest: Chile and ColombiaSpecies: Red-legged Cormorant Location: Pilolcura, Los Ríos, ChileCamera: Canon EOS R5 with a Sigma 150-600mm f/5-6.3 DG OS HSM Contemporary Lens…