California’s Geospatial Science in Action
What does geospatial science look like at Audubon California in 2025? It starts at the Salton Sea, where our science is helping move roughly 2,000 acres of wetland habitat toward restoration...
California’s Geospatial Science in Action
What does geospatial science look like at Audubon California in 2025? It starts at the Salton Sea, where our science is helping move roughly 2,000 acres of wetland habitat toward restoration...
Dead Trees Support a Bounty of Birdlife, but Preserving Them Isn’t Always Clear Cut
When Mark Benedict and his wife, Mary Shaw, moved in 2017 to Salmon Prairie, Montana, a remote enclave about two hours north of Missoula, they felt like they had won the retirement lottery. Their...
Dead Trees Support a Bounty of Birdlife, but Preserving Them Isn’t Always Clear Cut
When Mark Benedict and his wife, Mary Shaw, moved in 2017 to Salmon Prairie, Montana, a remote enclave about two hours north of Missoula, they felt like they had won the retirement lottery. Their...
History of the Land
by Dylan Jordan, Texas Leaders in Conservation Intern The land where Trinity River Audubon Center is located has a storied past and inspiring future. It has transformed in many ways, for better...
Cruz’s Corner
by Jacky Cruz - Texas Leaders in Conservation Intern Hello there! My name is Jacqueline Cruz, and I am currently working at the Trinity River Audubon Center as a summer intern. So, what is this...
How Burrowing Owls Found a Home on an Arizona Solar Farm
This summer, more than a dozen Burrowing Owls hatched in an unusual habitat: in plastic underground tunnels within the footprint of a sprawling, 10,000-acre solar energy complex outside of Phoenix...
Understanding climate change in America: Skepticism, dogmatism and personal experience
Real skeptics study the evidence and ask questions, rather than taking political dogma on faith. Experiencing disasters can open more eyes to the risks.
A Landmark Year for the Salton Sea and Desert Program
The Salton Sea and Desert Program has had a historic year. From playing a pivotal role in the designation of Chuckwalla National Monument to launching our Salton Sea Leadership Program, the team...
Traversing the State to Unite Our Chapter Flock
As the most biologically diverse and most populated state in the nation, California presents unique opportunities for community conservation work, along with unique challenges. Woven along the coast...
Kitchenuhmaykoosib Inninuwug Nation and the Wapekeka First Nation in their Conservation Vision
November 27, 2025 KI and Wapekeka Nations Declare Homelands Permanently Protected Invite Diplomatic Talks with Province Toronto, ON – Kitchenuhmaykoosib Inninuwug Nation (KI) and Wapekeka...
Meet the Conservationist Saving New England’s Swallows, One Nest at a Time
On a June Sunday morning in Rowe, Massachusetts, the local library’s spare chairs fill quickly for a talk about swallows. It’s aptly timed: Lately, a community debate has erupted over the fate of...