Journalist Elizabeth Kolbert Honored with Audubon’s Rachel Carson Award
NEW YORK (May 14, 2026) – The National Audubon Society, a leading voice in conservation…
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Reynand Wu Colorado Confronts Persistent Ecological Drought as Water Crisis Deepens Across the Basin
Colorado is currently grappling with a severe and intensifying drought, a condition that is no…
Meet the Red-naped Sapsucker: A Dapper Migratory Woodpecker Gracing North American Skies
As the Northern Hemisphere tilts towards longer days and the earth awakens with fragrant blossoms,…
National Audubon Society Secures $13 Million Grant for Large-Scale Maryland Marsh Restoration
Baltimore, MD – The National Audubon Society has been awarded a transformative $13 million grant,…
What’s next for the Greater Sage-Grouse?
The Bureau of Land Management (BLM) has concluded a pivotal multi-year process, finalizing Resource Management…
The Congressional Review Act: Unearthing a Powerful, Contentious Tool in the Battle Over America’s Public Lands
For generations, the stewardship of America’s vast public lands has been a slow, deliberate process,…
The Good Neighbor Authority: A Collaborative Lifeline for America’s Interconnected National Forests in an Era of Escalating Climate Challenges
America’s national forests, often conjuring idyllic visions of untouched wilderness, soaring mountain ranges, vibrant fall…
Arizona Voters Demand Immediate Action on Colorado River Water Security, Backing Bipartisan Protection Fund
PHOENIX, AZ – As Arizona lawmakers and Governor Katie Hobbs enter the final weeks of…
Protecting and restoring habitat along the Mississippi River has far-reaching benefits across the hemisphere.
The Mississippi River, often heralded as the "lifeblood of America," stands as a globally significant…
Two Decades of Restoration Efforts Bring Remarkable Return of Birdlife to Colorado River Delta
A comprehensive two-decade study of the Colorado River Delta has provided compelling evidence that sustained,…
