January-February 2012

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Nature

Earth Almanac

Cold-weather moths; blizzard-loving bison; storming dunlins; more.

Nature

A Nature Preschool Enhances Early Childhood Brain Development

A new curriculum is spreading across the country—and even to Sesame Street.

Birds

Managing Forests for the Birds

An innovative program in Vermont manages forests for the birds.

Conservation

All's Whale: Actress Kristen Bell Discusses Her New Movie

Actress Kristen Bell mixes celebrity with activism.

Conservation

Wake up, BP, and Restore Wyoming’s Soda Lake

A crucial site for birds needs help, and a major oil company could provide the solution.

Birds

Audubon View

The National Audubon Society's new strategic plan is based on its big conservation network.

Conservation

A Big Win for Minnesota's Wetlands

A surge of funds for restoring Minnesota’s wetlands.

Living

Green Guru: How Eco-friendly Are Reef Ball Burials?

Things to consider before burying your loved one at sea.

Birds

The Multiple Miracles of Bird Feathers

Only birds have feathers, among the most magical creations in nature.

Conservation

Adventurers Contribute to Science

A nonprofit pairs adventurers with researchers in the name of science.

Birds

Traffic Cop

Is this black-crowned night-heron really as big as Godzilla?

Birds

Loon Lake

The back story behind the 2011 photo awards winning loon shot.

Conservation

America's Largest Dam Removal Under Way in the Pacific Northwest

America’s largest dam removal begins in the Pacific Northwest.

Nature

Ten Fun Facts About Algae

Ten fascinating facts about algae, awesome organisms that can power planes.

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