I stroll through my densely wooded neighborhood at dawn as the earth awakens to the chittering, chattering and singing of chickadees, titmice, cardinals and other songbirds. Thier melodies greet the ...
For members of Vancouver Audubon Society, most days are for the birds — more precisely, finding and identifying birds, educating others about birds, and protecting birds. On Tuesday, the nonprofit ...
The Dispatch / The Rock Island Argus: The early birder: Audubon combined science and art like no other
As warmer weather arrives, backyard birdwatchers are gearing up to welcome hummingbirds and other songbirds to their gardens. But with so many different kinds of birds and a variety of seeds and feeds ...
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For more than a century, Audubon has worked across the Western Hemisphere to protect birds and the places they need—because when we protect birds, we protect ourselves.
[11] Audubon has also been widely criticized for buying and selling slaves, bodysnatching, and trafficking Native American remains. [12][13] As of 2025, more than two dozen regional Audubon societies across the United States have changed their names.