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Alert: Protect the Arctic Refuge

Palomar Audubon Society Posted on February 1, 2015 by PalomarFebruary 1, 2015

SUPPORT PERMANENTLY PROTECTING THE ARCTIC REFUGE Dear Audubon Advocate, This week, in a significant step forward for conservation, the Obama administration became the first administration to recommend that the heart of the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge—its pristine coastal plain—be permanently … Continue reading →

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Help defend the Coastal California Gnatcatcher

Palomar Audubon Society Posted on January 27, 2015 by PalomarJanuary 27, 2015

The latest attempt by some Southern California developers to have the Coastal California Gnatcatcher removed from protections under the Endangered Species Act is pretty outrageous – they claim the bird doesn’t even exist! The delisting petition sponsored by these developers … Continue reading →

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STOP DANGEROUS CARBON POLLUTION NOW!

Palomar Audubon Society Posted on May 1, 2014 by PalomarMay 1, 2014

Dear Audubon Advocate, Birds have long been bellwethers of nature gone astray. And they have been telling us for a while that climate change is here, and now. The signs are clear—migrating songbirds are arriving early, and species that normally … Continue reading →

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Funny Bird Photo Contest; Texas Oil Spill Update; Planting for Hummingbirds

Palomar Audubon Society Posted on April 22, 2014 by PalomarApril 22, 2014

  A crew member displays a clump of tar recovered during clean-up operations at the beaches of Padre Island National Seashore, TX, April 2, 2014. (Photo by Petty Officer 3rd Class Carlos Vega/U.S. Coast Guard) The Galveston Oil Spill: One Month … Continue reading →

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Alert: Whooping Crane Shootings & Ten Ways to Help Spring’s Migrating Birds

Palomar Audubon Society Posted on April 1, 2014 by PalomarApril 1, 2014

   Urge Action on Whooping Crane Shootings Whooping Cranes are one of our country’s most majestic birds—and also one of our most endangered. Though the species once ranged throughout the Great Plains and Gulf Coast regions, the Whooping Crane population … Continue reading →

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AUDUBON CALIFORNIA NEWS March 2014

Palomar Audubon Society Posted on March 14, 2014 by PalomarMarch 14, 2014

Be a good beach goer this nesting season The Snowy Plover is one cute beach chick. Unfortunately, the Western Snowy Plover’s population numbers are anything but adorable. There are only about 2,300 birds remaining on our Pacific Coast and we … Continue reading →

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NestWatch eNewsletter – Help Barn Swallow Study

Palomar Audubon Society Posted on March 13, 2014 by PalomarMarch 13, 2014

Researchers will study the effects of artificial light on the pace of life. Barn Swallows by Anne Elliott via Birdshare. NestWatchers Needed For New Barn Swallow Study We live in an incredibly well-lit world. All that wattage in heavily-populated areas creates … Continue reading →

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ABC Calls for Protecting Carbon Sinks on Federal Lands & Other Bird Conservation Updates

Palomar Audubon Society Posted on December 20, 2013 by PalomarDecember 20, 2013

Perspectives on Public Lands: The Clogged Carbon Sink: U.S. Public Lands Are the Source of 4.5 Times More Carbon Pollution Than They Can Absorb Center for American Progress (CAP) has published an opinion editorial calling for greater balance between energy … Continue reading →

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Audubon Newsletter: Binocular Guide, Turkey Troubles, Book Giveaway

Palomar Audubon Society Posted on November 22, 2013 by PalomarNovember 22, 2013

Wild Turkey (Photo by Andrew Zuckerman) Wild Turkey on the Rocks? The reintroduction of America’s beloved holiday fowl has been one of conservation’s greatest triumphs—but now some populations are plummeting. What’s going on? Read More→ Western Bluebirds eat vineyard insects. … Continue reading →

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Audubon California News — November 2013

Palomar Audubon Society Posted on November 13, 2013 by PalomarNovember 13, 2013

AUDUBON CALIFORNIA NEWS November 2013 Voting heating up for Bird of the Year Voting continues for Audubon California’s 2013 Bird of the Year, which recognizes a California bird species of conservation interest. This year also brings the addition of two … Continue reading →

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