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The Migratory Bird Protection Act was introduced in Congress this week and can modernize the Migratory Bird Treaty Act, one of our most powerful conservation tools. Ahead of #WorldMigratoryBirdDay, let’s stand up for birds and support this critical bill. audubon.org/news/legislati…

Native plants require less pesticides and fertilizers than non-native species, saving time on maintenance and reducing carbon pollution—good for birds and people. This #WorldMigratoryBirdDay, learn about Audubon’s #PlantsForBirds program. audubon.org/plantsforbirds

If you can identify bluebirds, towhees, goldfinches, nuthatches, or buntings, you can take part in the upcoming season of Climate Watch—all while soaking in the joy of spring. Help us learn more about how climate change is affecting birds. audubon.org/news/decade-wa…

Thank you, Asm Ash Kalra 🌱, for your leadership in advancing the Audubon-sponsored CA Migratory Bird Protection Act #AB454 off the Assembly floor today! And thank you to all the supporters who helped get us closer to ensuring California remains a stronghold for migratory birds. 🐦

Migratory birds like the American Avocet rely on the Central Valley's last wetlands to survive the journey along the Pacific Flyway. #AB929 helps protect these wetlands and the communities that depend on them. Tell your Assemblymember to vote YES! bit.ly/4dp4lXI

Big day at the Salton Sea!💧State officials began filling the 750-acre Species Conservation Habitat East Pond Expansion—part of 2,000+ acres of new habitat to protect wildlife & water resources. A huge win for community & conservation partners! #SaltonSea bit.ly/43rp1d3

Heading to the beach this #MemorialDay Weekend? Remember to give our beloved coastal birds at least 100 feet of space to safely nest and rest. Find more tips on how to #ShareTheShore here: bit.ly/45nl4sr

Rounding out the brief Greater Sandhill Crane takeover of our channel, check out this video with The Nature Conservancy in California. In short, these birds are ancient, gorgeous, charismatic. They are a threatened species that relies on ~43k acres of rice in the Sacramento Valley.

For many coastal birds, nesting season has already begun. If you head to the beach this season, learn how you can #ShareTheShore with birds like terns and plovers. bit.ly/43ZQKlJ