| When it comes to reversing the population declines of birds, the call to act is urgent. The latest State of the Birds report found that species in every habitat of the United States have seen drops in numbers since the last report. Our climate work protects the natural landscapes that not only serve as critical habitat for birds, but also store carbon naturally in soil, trees, and water. Read about how Audubon is helping support policies that benefit birds and people alike. |
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| Reflecting on the 15th anniversary of the Deepwater Horizon oil spill, Erik Johnson of Audubon Delta discusses how the disaster spurred a community science effort to monitor oiled birds, which evolved into the long-standing Audubon Coastal Bird Survey. The event also catalyzed major Gulf Coast restoration projects, showing promising recovery for bird habitats and influencing a shift towards more responsible renewable energy development in the region. Read more |
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