New Mexico’s 2026 legislative session ended on February 19, 2026. In New Mexico, even years like this one are short 30-day sessions that focus primarily on the budget rather than on large policy...

On February 9, Colorado’s Water Quality Control Commission (WQCC) approved Regulation 87, establishing the state’s new program for permitting impacts to state waters. This concludes...

This year, we launched the Audubon Great Plains’ Bird of the Year contest to celebrate the many amazing bird species found in our region. We narrowed down to ten species nominees and shared them on...

Within the rolling shortgrass prairies of central North America resides a vitally important mammal tasked with many roles. Sure, the American bison is our national mammal and a mascot of the Dakotas...

Rather than generating climate-warming emissions and wasting nutrients and energy, food waste can become a resource if processed in sewage treatment plants.

LANSING (March 11, 2026) – Today, Audubon members, community leaders and policy experts gathered at the Michigan State Capitol to raise awareness of the threats facing birds, hear from leading...

Hyperscale data centers are capturing attention nationwide because of just how massive they are, which consequentially means they come with exponential energy demands and more severe environmental impacts, especially if they are powered with fossil fuels.

Soon after President Trump took office, it became clear that the rule was on the chopping block. Unfortunately, it is no surprise that the proposed rollbacks align closely with the industry’s “wish list.”