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Learn MoreHow you can get involved American Avocets. Photo: Natalia Kuzmina/Alamy CONSERVATION ACTION THROUGH BIRDS Birds are telling us—in their behavior, in their dwindling numbers, in their silence—that we must take action now, and that we must take action where birds need us most, from the Arctic to Chile and everywhere in between. It’s time to rise to the occasion. We follow the science Our science shows where birds go and what they need when they get there. We're prepared to heed that call. We pair advocacy and diplomacy to influence decision makers Audubon pairs diplomacy with advocacy to achieve conservation outcomes. We inspire an expansive Audubon flock Our chapters and centers are hubs that connect individuals and communities to Audubon and to action. And, of course, we have birds Birds delight and connect people across cultural, generational, and geographic boundaries. They inspire us to be better. And for 118 years, birds have been the heart and soul of Audubon. How You Can Help Common Raven. Photo: Vicki Jauron/Audubon Photography Awards NEW IN THE BIRD WORLD Rio Grande in New Mexico. Photo: Paul Tashjian/Audubon Southwest News Water Audubon Provides Water to Albuquerque’s Rio Grande Stretch to Protect Birds, Fish, and Communities Audubon Southwest brought 580 acre-feet (189 million gallons) of water leased from the local municipalities of Bernalillo, Belen and Los Lunas back to the Rio Grande to help the federally-endangered Rio Grande Silvery Minnow, many bird species and neighboring communities that rely on the river for recreation and solace. Read About It Yellow Warbler Wood Warblers Play Yellow Warbler songs #1 sound More Bird News Read more about some of Audubon's recent accomplishments This New App Looks to the Birds to Bolster Southeast Alaska’s Economy This New App Looks to the Birds to Bolster Southeast Alaska’s Economy A birding trail developed by Audubon Alaska and partners seeks to shift the region away from reliance on extractive industries. Field Notes Audubon Determines Method for Choosing the Best Places for Bird Conservation Efforts Audubon Determines Method for Choosing the Best Places for Bird Conservation Efforts A new study proposes a conservation methodology that incorporates factors such as habitat type, migratory routes, and interest and capacity from local communities. Migratory Bird Initiative Protecting Critically Important Marine Habitat on Washaybeyoh/Weeneebeg (Hudson/James Bay) Protecting Critically Important Marine Habitat on Washaybeyoh/Weeneebeg (Hudson/James Bay) Audubon's Carrie Gray travels to Washaybeyoh/Weeneebeg to support Indigenous-led conservation on a unique Boreal landscape. Boreal Forests Partnerships Help the Lights Out Program Expand in North Carolina And Beyond Partnerships Help the Lights Out Program Expand in North Carolina And Beyond Wake Audubon’s collaboration with Kane Realty builds on the national Lights Out movement. News 50 Years of Project Puffin: An Oral History of an Incredibly Audacious Idea 50 Years of Project Puffin: An Oral History of an Incredibly Audacious Idea In 1973 a young biologist hatched a plan to bring a charismatic seabird back to Maine. It was the start of a five-decade scientific adventure that would ultimately revolutionize seabird restoration. News How Bird Safe Philly is Making the City Safer for Migrating Birds How Bird Safe Philly is Making the City Safer for Migrating Birds The new bird-friendly window treatment at Sister Cities Cafe marks the group’s latest accomplishment. News A Proposed Reset for Public Lands Could Be a Big Boost to Conservation A Proposed Reset for Public Lands Could Be a Big Boost to Conservation The agency responsible for one-tenth of the country’s terrain aims to make healthy habitat a more prominent priority. Field Notes Cocopah Indian Tribe Secures $5.5 Million for Habitat Restoration in the Colorado River Delta Cocopah Indian Tribe Secures $5.5 Million for Habitat Restoration in the Colorado River Delta Audubon partners with Cocopah Tribe to bring more resources to key riparian area. Western Water News Exploring the Boreal Forest of Manitoba Exploring the Boreal Forest of Manitoba Tomas Koeck shares stories from his travels north to film "Flyway of Life". Boreal Forests OUR WORK SPANS THE HEMISPHERE Migratory birds face threats throughout their lives, and these threats are accelerating. We work in the places where birds, and people, need it most. Read more about who we are and the work that we do. Our Impact and How We Work Read about Flight Plan Habitat Conservation Climate Solutions Driving Policy Outcomes Building Community Advancing Science BIRDS NEED YOU NOW With three billion birds lost since 1970 and two-thirds of North American species at risk from climate change. One timeMonthly $75 $100 $250 $25 $30 $50 Donate Atlantic Puffin. Lorraine Minns/Audubon Photography Awards Black-billed Cuckoo. Shayna Hartley/Audubon Photography Awards Black Vulture. Melyssa St. Michael/Audubon Photography Awards Common Nighthawk. Connor Charchuk/Audubon Photography Awards Eared Grebe. Peter Knoot/Audubon Photography Awards Bufflehead. Pam Polcyn/Audubon Photography Awards Dovekie. Allan Hopkins/Flickr Creative Commons Golden-winged Warbler. Arni Stinnissen/Audubon Photography Awards Gray-headed Swamphen. Gaurika Wijeratne/Flickr (BY-NC-ND 2.0) Common Grackle. Caroline Samson/Audubon Photography Awards Aplomado Falcon. Felix Tam/Audubon Photography Awards Blue Jay. Brian Kushner/Audubon Photography Awards Acorn Woodpecker. George Scott/Audubon Photography Awards Blue-Gray Gnatcatcher. Jesse Gordon/Audubon Photography Awards American Flamingo. Ken Mirman/Audubon Photography Awards Blue Jay. Brian Kushner/Audubon Photography Awards American Coot. Mark Eden/Great Backyard Bird Count Golden-fronted Woodpecker. Ellen Cox/Audubon Photography Awards Explore our catalogue of over 800 North American Birds Discover Audubon Magazine Get the Magazine Read the issue Magazine Home From Audubon Magazine A Single Mexican Island May Be Our Best Hope for Saving Black-footed Albatrosses To secure the future of the imperiled seabirds, scientists are transporting eggs from Hawaii to Mexico, where Laysan Albatross foster parents await. A Single Mexican Island May Be Our Best Hope for Saving Black-footed Albatrosses A Single Mexican Island May Be Our Best Hope for Saving Black-footed Albatrosses To secure the future of the imperiled seabirds, scientists are transporting eggs from Hawaii to Mexico, where Laysan Albatross foster parents await. From Audubon Magazine As Stands of Whitebark Pine Disappear, Could the Clark's Nutcracker Soon Follow? As Stands of Whitebark Pine Disappear, Could the Clark's Nutcracker Soon Follow? A intrepid researcher faces steep odds as she attempts to study nutcrackers in the Cascade Mountains. But the birds—and the singular trees they help sustain—are too important for her not to persist. From Audubon Magazine Can a Scientist and an Owl Be Friends? Can a Scientist and an Owl Be Friends? Best-selling author and ecologist Carl Safina has made a career out of his deep explorations of the animal world. But his recent relationship with a rescued owl caused him to go even deeper. From Audubon Magazine A Force of Conservation, the Endangered Species Act Faces a Fraught Future A Force of Conservation, the Endangered Species Act Faces a Fraught Future Fifty years after its passage, the powerful policy has proven effective at preventing wildlife from going extinct. Only with innovation and advocacy can it continue to do so for decades to come. From Audubon Magazine The Bone-eating Bearded Vulture Is Reclaiming Europe’s Skies The Bone-eating Bearded Vulture Is Reclaiming Europe’s Skies Once widely persecuted, the majestic scavenger is making a remarkable rebound in Europe, but new threats could undermine a full recovery. From Audubon Magazine AUDUBON NEAR YOU Find your local Audubon to connect with the birds in your community Sign up to connect locallyGet outside at an Audubon CenterConnect with your local chapterFind bird-friendly native plantsAttend an eventIdentify your local birds Short-eared Owl. Photo: Jerry amEnde/Audubon Photography Awards Audubon Audubon * Discover * Who We Are * Our History * Leadership & Board of Directors * Notice of Annual Meeting * Reports & Financials * Audubon Action Fund * Connect * Work With Us * Fellowships * Press Room * Contact Us * Support Us * Adopt a Bird * Audubon Near You * Audubon Products * Donate Now * Legacy Gifts * Renew Membership © 2024 National Audubon Society * Legal Notices * Privacy Policy * Contact Us Join our mission Audubon protects birds and the places they need, today and tomorrow. Learn about our work Stay connected Great Egret. Photo: Melissa Groo/Audubon Photography Awards