Conservation

Student scientists track birds in mountainous cloudforests of Central America.

Audubon remembers the conservation efforts of Tabasco giant Paul McIlhenny, who died in April.

Climate change, development, and invasive species all threaten natural soundscapes.

A new program teaches educators about the dangers of letting aliens loose.

A new book delves into the race between preservation and destruction in Vietnam’s magnificent wilderness.

To hear nature’s voice, simply follow the birds.

The cost to protect these animals from extinction actually isn’t staggering.

A letter carrier builds bird boxes along her route.

People from all walks of life jump at the chance to hold these creatures.

The fight to save the Florida grasshopper sparrow inspires all who love wildlife. 

The renowned field biologist tells of his quest to study the ghost-like snow leopard and the mysterious chiru in his new book.

Legions of volunteers are helping experts solve the mysteries of the natural world.

A second generation of ultra-potent rodenticides creates a first-class crisis for people, pets, and wildlife.

An early conservationist’s unusual approach to saving embattled wildlife.

Pick the worst place on the planet for a giant strip mine, in the heart of America’s wildest and most productive ecosystem. That’s exactly where one is planned.

A huge watershed crossing four states earns a title worth fighting for. 

Critical bird habitat in Central America is at risk. 

Researchers are using genetic material from unconventional sources to better understand species’ populations and ranges. 

Legendary gauchos are teaming up with grassland conservationists to maintain a way of life and help save millions of grassland birds. 

An Audubon employee for nearly 25 years, David Henderson was a conservation champion for his state’s wildlife and environmental education. 

A renowned poet writes an inspiring story of restoration and love of nature that created a Hawaiian oasis.

From organic agriculture to nutrition programs, the Farm Bill covers a range of subjects. 

The Pittsburgh Botanic Garden and the Audubon Society of Western Pennsylvania are using a TogetherGreen grant to return an old mine site to nature.

On Cape Hatteras National Seashore, a revolutionary management plan is finally putting embattled sea turtles and birds on near-equal footing with ORV drivers. But powerful interests are working hard to undo it.

At California’s Monterey Bay Aquarium, researchers are preparing rescued sea otters to return to their native kelp forests in the Pacific Ocean. 

Olive and prune farmers Peter and Debbie Hunter create environments where wildlife thrives.

Legislation provides real funding—and real hope—for habitat repair in the Gulf of Mexico.

The South American country ups the ante on a unique plan to save Yasuní National Park, a haven tropical birds.

Time is running out to weigh in on this important issue. 

Volunteers help decipher how motorways affect animals.