The Great Lakes Restoration Initiative Act of 2025 is needed to reauthorize federal funding for another five years, at $500 million annually. Extending this program will allow important projects like these, to continue in communities across the Great Lakes region.
Read MoreAudubon is committed to reinforcing the need for science-based, bipartisan solutions that address biodiversity loss and climate change.
Read MoreToday, the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers’ (Corps) released its official Record of Decision to build the Yazoo Pumps, a massive agricultural drainage project in Mississippi’s South Delta.
Read MoreThe Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals today upheld a 2020 district court decision that struck down the basis for oil and gas leasing on more than a million acres of public lands that serve as key habitat for the Greater sage-grouse, an iconic bird species of the Western United States.
Read MoreThe National Audubon Society today celebrated the designation of more than 624,000 acres of California desert as the Chuckwalla National Monument, public lands just south of Joshua Tree National Park in southeast California.
Read MoreThe BEACH Act updates and expands a protected system of coastal land that buffers people and birds from flooding.
Read MoreThe legislation will buffer both people and birds from the effects of drought, storms, and sea-level rise.
Read MoreThe legislation will buffer both people and birds from the effects of drought, storms, and sea-level rise.
Read MorePartners work together to bring new water flows.
Read MoreThe Bureau of Land Management’s revised Western Solar Plan offers clearer guidelines for responsible solar siting.
Read MoreThe senator will join Audubon Connecticut, Connecticut DEEP, and NOAA in announcing a major funding initiative for the park.
Read MoreA bill to reauthorize the Magnuson-Stevens Act protects the needs of seabirds nationwide.
Read MoreFederal regulators approved the country’s largest export terminal, to be built on Black Rail habitat.
Read MoreThe America’s Wildlife Habitat Conservation Act will provide funds for state and tribal conservation, but also repeals critical programs, and lacks the resources needed to meet the moment.
Read MoreAudubon worked with partners to ensure that the permitting benefits Bald and Golden Eagle conservation.
Read MoreRestoration to conserve “best of the best” remaining sagebrush habitat
Read MoreNative plants help birds find the food and habitat they need in a changing climate.
Read MoreThe final agreement reached by negotiators at the COP28 summit in Dubai contained some historic language on fossil fuels and biodiversity, but ultimately represents the bare minimum of what must be done to address climate change.
Read MoreThe Clean Electricity and Transmission Acceleration Act would streamline clean energy and transmission expansion and fund impact studies on wildlife.
Read MoreAudubon expresses disappointment in the rulemaking delay and commits to working with the Biden Administration to provide a win-win for birds and businesses.
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