UCLA Students Promote Inclusive Birding with LGBTQ+ Pride Event
[ad_1] Sunday, June 11th was the biggest event of the year for the Audubon on Campus chapter at UCLA, the […]
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Unpaid Labor Is a Problem for Conservation
[ad_1] In 2011, two years after graduating college as a biology major, I switched my focus from plants to birds.
Don’t Have Binoculars To Go Birding? Try Borrowing a Pair From the Library
[ad_1] When Philadelphia resident Maribel Sindlinger’s car was broken into in 2019, it could have easily meant the end of
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Black Vultures’ Northward Expansion Creates New Conflicts with Farmers
[ad_1] John Hardin has never had a problem with Turkey Vultures. The scavengers dispose of carrion around the Indiana farm
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The Single Most Important Way to Make Your Binoculars Last
Binoculars are a big investment for many birders. Yet we toss them haphazardly in a bag, wear them while scrambling
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Celebrate Audubon Texas’s Centennial with a Virtual Tour of the Coast
[ad_1] If you’re familiar with the Texas Gulf Coast, you know that our beaches draw big crowds—especially places like South
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The Cerrado, the World’s Most Biodiverse Tropical Savannah, Is in Peril
[ad_1] The Serra dos Pireneus mountain range juts out from the Brazil savanna like ancient, rusty saw teeth, all sharp
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Water: More Important than Ever!
[ad_1] Water is always important! So, what’s changed to make it more important than ever? Well, if the past few
Fieldwork for All | Audubon
[ad_1] As long as scientists have been exploring the natural world, they’ve encountered dangers. In their quests for knowledge, for
How to Photograph Fidgety Warblers
[ad_1] A Chestnut-sided Warbler grabs a snack. Photo by Melissa Groo. From the Summer 2023 issue of Living Bird magazine. Subscribe now. While
Caching: Remember or Die!
[ad_1] Would you stake your life on your memory? For many of us, probably not! But if forced to, how
Why Cities Need Better Public Transit to Public Lands
[ad_1] The San Gabriel Mountains stand tall on the outskirts of Los Angeles, providing a natural backdrop and green refuge
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After the Fire: How A Sustainable Ranch Survived a Natural Wildfire
[ad_1] In April 2022, a wildfire scorched the 15,000-acre May Ranch in southeastern Colorado—testing the sustainability of a ranching model
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The Rebirth of a Timeless Feeder
[ad_1] Inquiring minds want to know…what is your favorite style of bird feeder? A classic tube feeder? Maybe a traditional
These Smart Devices Can Identify the Birds Outside Your Window
Over the last few years it’s become easier than ever for a beginner to identify birds, even without a field
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What Is the Essence of Iridescence? Ask a Hummingbird
[ad_1] Microscopic secrets hidden away in hummingbird feathers manipulate light to give these tiny birds—the most colorful birds on Earth—the
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Thankful for Our Birds
[ad_1] What did you do during the pandemic? This is a question we are likely to hear for decades to
Why Baseball and Birding Go Together Like Peanuts and Cracker Jacks
[ad_1] Everything at the ESPN Wide World of Sports Complex monopolizes my attention: the enormous welcome globe, the 70,000 square
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Living Bird Summer 2023—Table Of Contents
[ad_1] After the Fire: How A Sustainable Ranch Survived a Natural Wildfire In April 2022, a wildfire scorched the 15,000-acre
Holiday Traditions
[ad_1] Family traditions…in many ways these are what make the holidays so highly anticipated and uniquely special. Maybe it’s that