Along with our report, we’ve released two interactive maps that illustrate our report’s findings. In this post, you’ll learn how to explore these maps and what implications our findings have for future elections.
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This summer, the Iain Nicolson Audubon Center at Rowe Sanctuary welcomed young explorers back to the vibrant ecosystems of the Platte River Valley. With most of...
Western Meadowlarks are grassland residents at Audubon’s Rowe Sanctuary. Their scientific name is Sturnella neglecta, which was assigned by John James Audubon. Audubon gave this name to the...
Audubon Conservation Ranching is expanding its technical support into central and southwest Minnesota. Annie Bahe, new Audubon Range Ecologist joining Audubon Upper Mississippi River’s team, is a...
When planning their upcoming semester of activities, the officers of Knighthawk Audubon - the campus chapter located at the University of Central Florida - threw around different ideas. Birding, of...
This infographic originally appeared in the 2025 Jay Watch report. Read the full report here.
Field TripDuring an early morning jay walk led by West Volusia Audubon Vice President Stephen Kintner, volunteers hit the trails and were delighted to see some of Lyonia Preserve’s most charismatic...
What Are Water Management Districts? In 1972, with advocacy from Audubon and other conservation organizations, the Florida Legislature passed the Water Resources Act, considered by many scholars of...
From the Lake Wales Ridge to a Statewide Program Jay Watch began as a collaborative effort of the Lake Wales Ridge Ecosystem Working Group, created to ensure land managers had the data to...
In this new era of artificial intelligence (AI), it’s important to understand the basics of AI in order to answer important questions about when it makes sense to use AI tools, how much we should invest in improving them, or whether we should use them at all.
Our political system relies on free and fair elections—but, unfortunately, not everyone is equally represented. As we look closely at the actual data, we can see clear evidence of disparities in who participates and whose voices are heard. The Union of Concerned Scientists’ precinct-level analysis of ballot rejections and turnout across several counties in 2016,