What Teddy Roosevelt Knew and Trump Doesn’t Get: Public Lands Need Science  

2026-09-14T11:52:52+00:00September 14, 2026|

US Forest Service founders Gifford Pinchot and President Teddy Roosevelt would be rolling in their graves knowing what has become of the world’s largest wildland fire research organization, the very institution they helped build. Teddy Roosevelt helped establish 230 million acres of public lands during his presidency and in 1905 designated Gifford Pinchot as the

Ask a Scientist: How Can We Make Sure Environmental Rules Work in the Real World? 

2026-09-11T00:52:47+00:00September 11, 2026|

Let’s say you live next to a highway, and you also get your drinking water from a municipal source that’s contaminated by “forever” chemicals. Your body wouldn’t process the polluted air independently of the polluted water you’re drinking; these pollutants would act together. Or let’s say you’re exposed to a hazardous chemical in your workplace:

State Policy, National Impact

2026-09-10T21:29:45+00:00September 10, 2026|

 Conservation policy isn’t limited to what is happening inside the Washington, DC beltway.  Across the country, Audubon's state and regional offices work with policymakers, partners, and...

Seeing Rangelands Through a New Lens

2026-09-09T20:53:19+00:00September 9, 2026|

When people initially asked me what I loved most about my Audubon Conservation Ranching (ACR) internship, I would always answer that I loved actually exploring California: racing down dirt tracts in...

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