Let’s Pay Tribute to Jewish and Asian American Scientists
May is Jewish American Heritage Month and Asian Pacific American Heritage Month.
How Many Birds Can A Bunch of Audubon Staff See In a Year?
In 2022, staff from the National Audubon Society set out to do something extraordinary: We collectively attempted to see and hear as many species of birds as we could across the globe over the course...
Realizing Maine’s Tremendous Offshore Wind Potential
Five reasons why a proposed bill is so important for Maine's future.
Lack of affordable childcare is hurting young farm families’ ability to grow their businesses – the US farm bill may finally offer some help
Access to affordable child care affects farm productivity, safety and ultimately the nation's food supply. Farm families across the U.S. are struggling without it.
On Brown v Board of Education Anniversary, School Segregation, Gerrymandering Persist
On the 69th anniversary of Brown v Board of Education, gerrymandering is contributing to continued school segregation.
Federal Permitting Reform Can Bolster Our Economy While Protecting Wildlife and Communities
WASHINGTON – Several proposals for federal permitting reform are circulating in Congress, including a discussion draft introduced today by Senate Environment and Public Works Chair Tom Carper...
Federal Permitting Reform Can Bolster Our Economy While Protecting Wildlife and Communities
WASHINGTON - Several proposals for federal permitting reform are circulating in Congress, including a discussion draft introduced today by Senate Environment and Public Works Chair Tom Carper...
New Faces Join Front Line of Grassland Conservation
This spring, three Audubon state/regional offices added staff to work with the Audubon Conservation Ranching program. The new employees add capacity for private landowner outreach to Audubon’s...
New Faces Join Front Line of Grassland Conservation
This spring, three Audubon state/regional offices added staff to work with the Audubon Conservation Ranching program. The new employees add capacity for private landowner outreach to Audubon's...
Both Utilities and Fossil Fuel Companies Are to Blame for Western Wildfires
More than a third of the cumulative burned forest area in the United States over the last few decades is attributable to emissions from 88 of the world’s largest fossil fuel producers and cement manufacturers.
Will EPA Follow the Science and Protect Us from Ozone Pollution?
Setting the ozone standard is supposed to be fully based on science. But recent regulatory history gives cause for concern.
Bees can learn, remember, think and make decisions – here’s a look at how they navigate the world
Scientists are learning amazing things about bees' sensory perception and mental capabilities.