Bridging the Gap: How Strategic Forest Management Protects Biodiversity and Water Security in the American West
The 2025 State of the Birds report serves as a stark wake-up call for conservationists…
Ornithology
Reynand Wu Unlocking the Wild Within: Australian Study Reveals How Feast and Fast Feeding Schedules Transform Zoo Lion Behavior
A groundbreaking study conducted by researchers from the University of Adelaide in collaboration with Monarto…
Oliver Quin Audubon’s Great Salt Lake Birds and Habitat Assessment Gains Strategic Traction Among Basin Stakeholders
The Great Salt Lake, a terminal basin of immense ecological and economic significance, is currently…
Galápagos Study Reveals Surprising Sedentary Habits of Yellow-Morph Green Sea Turtles
Sea turtles have long captivated marine biologists and oceanographers alike with their epic, transoceanic migrations.…
Bouressa Family Farm Achieves National Audubon Society Bird-Friendly Land Certification as Model for Regenerative Agriculture
The Bouressa Family Farm in New London, Wisconsin, has officially been awarded the National Audubon…
When the European Nightjar Takes Flight, It Breaks the Rules of Avian Aerodynamics: A Surprising Evolutionary Compromise
The European nightjar, known scientifically as Caprimulgus europaeus, has long fascinated ornithologists and ecologists with…
Climate Change Puts Stem-Nesting Native Bees on the Frontline of Survival as Rising Temperatures Threaten Australia’s Ecosystems
Recent scientific findings published in the prominent journal Nature Communications have shed light on an…
Hidden in Plain Sight: University of Sydney Researchers Discover New Stick Insect Species in Well-Studied Australian Habitats
In a striking reminder of the vast, undocumented complexities lingering within the natural world, a…
Beyond the Canopy: How Agricultural Windbreaks Create Ecological Trade-Offs for Wetland Bird Populations
The global push to enhance agricultural biodiversity through large-scale tree planting initiatives has long been…
Audubon brings its hemispheric conservation leadership to the global stage at COP17 to confront the accelerating biodiversity crisis
The global community, including heads of state, environmental scientists, Indigenous leaders, and representatives from the…
