Air pollution in the form of greenhouse gas emissions is the leading cause of global warming. Air pollution also poses an immediate threat to public health, as well as the health of our birds and environment. That’s why I’m hoping … Continue reading →
AUDUBON CALIFORNIA NEWS May 2015 Why Keith Hansen cares about global warming Hummingbirds are the reason wildlife artist Keith Hansen cares about global warming. His studio in Bolinas attracts numerous Allen’s Humingbirds and Rufous Hummingbirds. To help protect the birds … Continue reading →
AP: Wind Turbines Being Installed in Sensitive Bird Habitat on Massive Scale New research supported by American Bird Conservancy (ABC) shows that more than 30,000 wind turbines have been installed in areas critical to the survival of federally-protected birds … Continue reading →
President Obama will drill the Arctic unless we stop him. Statement lead-in: “Allowing oil drilling in the Arctic is a catastrophic mistake. Don’t give Shell final approval to drill the Arctic.” Add your name: In 2010 President Obama oversaw … Continue reading →
Tell U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service you support strengthening the Migratory Bird Treaty Act. Pied-billed Grebes and other waterbirds can mistake open oil pits for ponds, resulting in oil-soaked feathers and even death. Shut Down America’s Bird Death Traps Every … Continue reading →
PBS Nature Featuring Greater Sage-Grouse: The Sagebrush Sea Airs May 20 Check out Cornell Lab of Ornithology’s stunning new documentary on Nature about the imperiled Greater Sage-Grouse to be airedMay 20th. Learn about this spectacularly unique species and its sagebrush … Continue reading →
Please review and consider endorsing the following letter to administration officials asking for further attention to the problem of wildlife mortality caused by open pipes. While some progress has been made by federal agencies to raise awareness and remove … Continue reading →
Did you know that collisions with glass claim the lives of hundreds of millions of birds in the United States each year? Birds that have successfully flown thousands of miles on migration can then die in seconds on a pane … Continue reading →
Help Stop Mercury Pollution in Belted Kingfisher Habitat Speak out by May 14th to protect the Ohio River watershed>> Belted Kingfishers are often seen perched on branches above a river, or hovering on rapidly beating wings before diving headfirst into … Continue reading →
Doug Tallamy, of ‘Bringing Nature Home’ fame, has launched a new scientific endeavor at the University of Delaware in an effort to fill in the missing links between specific native plants, specific insects, and specific bird species that eat those … Continue reading →