"Birds connect us to places far and wide across the hemisphere," says Audubon's Chad Wilsey—read how the newly launched Bird Migration Explorer visualizes these connections and teaches us more about how to protect these amazing travelers. Kyle Bagenstose usatoday.com/story/news/202…

The brains behind the Bird Migration Explorer belong to the one and the only Melanie Smith. It's been nothing short of inspirational to watch her overcome no shortage of challenges in the creation of this incredible tool. Learn more about Melanie here: audubon.org/news/audubon-s…

Tomorrow is the day! Join BirdNote and the #GalbatrossProject to edit and identify Wikipedia pages that can be more inclusive. I am excited to see more representation of #FemaleBirds and female scientists!

Come work with the climate science team Audubon Society. We are hiring a Sr. Climate Associate (remote) to work with climate and ecological data and spatial data analysis for understanding climate and land-use effects on birds careers-audubon.icims.com/jobs/5111/seni… 🦉🐦🦅

|* New research *| My colleagues on the science team Audubon Society and I recently published a study in Ecography (open access!) that asked: how does prioritization method impact bird conservation recommendations under climate change? doi.org/10.1111/ecog.0…

Excited to see that our paper is the Editor's Choice in the December issue of Ecography! 🤩onlinelibrary.wiley.com/toc/16000587/2…

Did you know that Audubon Society's Bird Migration Explorer is now available on your mobile browser? As spring migration crawls north, it's the perfect way to answer where your favorite migratory species is generally located.

Birds don't recognize borders, so we need a global approach to protecting wildlife. We partnered with Parks Canada, the Canadian Wildlife Service, and Birds Canada to see how birds in Canada's national parks are faring in a changing climate. #BirdsTellUs youtu.be/Lg95h8VaRyI

The number of birds in North America has declined by 3 billion in the last 50 years. Ali Rogin speaks to Dr Brooke L Bateman about what can be done to preserve and renew the populations of bird species at risk of extinction.

Today is the last day of the latest Climate Watch window. This community science program tracks 12 different bird species for one month in the winter (Jan 15-Feb 15) and one month in the spring (May 15-June 15) to monitor changes in their distribution. audubon.org/conservation/c…

The Inflation Reduction Act has already led to historic investments in solar & wind, but more transmission is needed to unlock its full potential. In The Hill, Audubon's Marshall Johnson looks at why we must work together to build the grid birds need. thehill.com/opinion/congre…

There’s a fancy new Audubon Society website and it’s gorgeous. Props to John Mahoney, Martha Harbison, and all others who made it happen. Audubon.org

Check out Audubon's stunning website redesign!! 😍🦅🦆🦉🐦

To #ActOnClimate, we need to scale up the grid while minimizing impacts on birds and their habitats. Audubon's Dr Brooke L Bateman and Wendy Bredhold spoke with Pennsylvania Environmental Council about how this can be accomplished in Pennsylvania and across the U.S. bit.ly/3TwQPIh

It's #FemaleBirdDay and the Galbatrosses are celebrating with a game called Sneaky Sexual Dimorphism where we share a female bird and you tell us how we know it's female! Our first bird is a Cedar Waxwing.