Nothing says 'world class regulation' like a slap on the wrist like this. #oilsands cabinradio.ca/198368/news/ec…

Trilled to be back! 🐦‍🎶 The Mussau Triller, undocumented since 1979, has been rediscovered in Papua New Guinea! Read more and see the first-ever photos of the species! With American Bird Conservancy birdsoftheworld.org/bow/news/massa…

🌿🌎🦜Este es Alto Calima, en el Valle del Cauca, un territorio de 18.114 hectáreas, declaradas como Área Protegida, hogar de más de 1.800 especies de animales y plantas y cientos de especies amenazadas. American Bird Conservancy BirdLife Americas RedLAC Fondo Acción Asociación Calidris

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As #WorldWaterWeek comes to a close, take a look at how Audubon Great Lakes observed this important week—bringing together local communities, leaders, and policy experts for a discussion on advancing policy solutions to protect birds and the waters they depend on. gl.audubon.org/news/during-wo…

Conservation makes a difference. In two-thirds of cases, according to a new study, conservation either improved the state of biodiversity or at least slowed declines. We simply need more conservation. science.org/doi/10.1126/sc…

An incredible story of resiliency and recovery. Congrats to all who are bringing the Klamath River back to life.

Tawich has been a hidden gem until now. This one-night-only event will connect your heart, soul, and mind to Canada's great inland sea and its incredible people! youtu.be/jA_4OJMxmQc

At Audubon Kern River Preserve, ongoing banding & tracking projects have given Audubon California an unmatched look into the migration patterns of elusive birds, like Baba Ghanoush, a Yellow-billed Cuckoo that returned to Kern River after spending time in Texas. ca.audubon.org/news/comeback-…

Happy Labor Day! If you’re headed to the beach today, be sure to #ShareTheShore with the many birds who call sandy beaches home. Learn how to keep this holiday safe for coastal birds: bit.ly/3Z5EHlP

Congratulations are in order from Audubon Florida to the passionate park lovers across Florida who spoke out against development in nine of the state’s state parks last week. You wrote letters, shared updates, and called your elected officials—and it worked! bit.ly/4dKdMAn

“Our food is not only a way of life, it’s a part of our culture.” With crab populations at risk from overfishing, the Heiltsuk Guardians are stepping up to protect their waters and preserve their heritage. Watch & learn to see how! #LandNeedsGuardians✊

As we continue to manage the stressed #ColoradoRiver, it's vital we protect these special places for birds & people. Will you help us raise awareness of the important habitats along the #LowerColoradoRiver & share why they matter to you? bit.ly/LCRStory 📸 Erika Flores

"We were told it was never going to happen. That it was foolish to even ask for one removal. We were asking for four." - Brook Thompson BBC bbc.com/future/article…

The beach-nesting bird season is coming to a close. TY to all our volunteers, staff, and partners who worked with us over the last few weeks to take down postings. For those at the beach: There are still chicks and juvenile birds out there - give them space and share the shore!

California's state senate has passed the Room to Roam Act.​ ​This bill brings statewide habitat connectivity to the forefront, mitigates negative human interactions with wildlife & ensures genetic diversity for iconic species like mountain lions. aldf.org/project/room-t…

Good news: Colorado recently designated 385 river miles as Outstanding Waters, protecting and supporting the communities and wildlife that depend on them. Here’s a closer look at 3 of the 15 newly protected rivers. 👇 🧵 📸Matthew Anderson/Roaring Fork Conservancy

A Lesser Yellowlegs was picked up by a Motus wildlife tracking station in Audubon's Corkscrew Swamp Sanctuary Sanctuary in Florida in August. This very same bird was tagged by Audubon Americas and partners as part of a study in Colombia in April! bit.ly/47fnvw4

A recent grant will allow Audubon’s Gillmor Sanctuary in Utah to remove invasive plants, like tamarisks and phragmites, and replace them with native greenery to provide native habitat for the birds that call the Jordan River home. Read more from The Salt Lake Tribune: bit.ly/4cSA4yH

Just heard the clear notes of a Swainson’s Thrush in nocturnal southward migration at midnight here in Maine