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Win a Copy of 'Relics': A Gorgeous New Photo Book About Creatures That Have Existed for Millennia

Scientist and photographer Piotr Naskrecki reveals the traces of the ancient earth.

By the Audubon Editors
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Birds
2011 Bird Madness Winner: Red-shouldered Hawk

Meet the champ of Bird Madness who just so happens to be our photo awards winner, too.

By Julie Leibach
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Two Months on the Appalachian Trail

One hiker’s experience on the northernmost section of the East’s famous footpath.

By Jesse Greenspan
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Conservation
Beavers' Comeback Helps Restore Ecosystems

Long maligned as pests, beavers are proving indispensable.

By Michelle Nijhuis
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Living
A Rose is Not a Rose

A new generation of growers is turning the red rose green.

By Charles Bergman/ Photography by Pablo Corral Vega
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Climate
Crude Awakening

Alberta’s tar sands offer huge energy potential. But the price tag is staggering.

By Barry Yeoman
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Conservation

America’s largest dam removal begins in the Pacific Northwest.
By Susan Cosier
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Nature

Scientist and photographer Piotr Naskrecki reveals the traces of the ancient earth.
By the Audubon Editors
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Audubon Magazine

Birds

Meet the champ of Bird Madness who just so happens to be our photo awards winner, too.
By Julie Leibach
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Audubon Magazine

Travel

One hiker’s experience on the northernmost section of the East’s famous footpath.
By Jesse Greenspan
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Birds

Audubon is restoring long-abandoned seabird nesting sites in Mexico.
By Daisy Yuhas
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Living

The emissions of an electric car from production to the charging station.
By Susan Cosier
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Conservation

Long maligned as pests, beavers are proving indispensable.
By Michelle Nijhuis
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Birds

The back story behind the 2011 photo awards winning loon shot.
By Michele Wilson Berger
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Birds

One Florida rehab facility gave six injured sandhill cranes a walking chance. 
By Michele Wilson Berger
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Living

Obscure fish are becoming the increasingly trendy eco-choice dinner.
By Dan Oko
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