Through photography and essays, Pete McBride’s The Colorado River: Chasing Water is a celebration of one of America’s most valuable and iconic rivers and a warning about America’s Western water crisis. It's available now—purchases support our work. bit.ly/3Th5TJG

Did you know that Flamingos used to live and breed in Florida? Unfortunately, the 19th century plume trade—when an ounce of feathers was worth more than gold—decimated wading birds in South Florida. Learn from Audubon Florida how we can bring them back. fl.audubon.org/flamingos

Today, Audubon joined the White House, states, Tribes, municipalities, and other NGOs to support freshwater restoration across the country. 'This new partnership leverages a variety of tools and resources to support local goals and projects.” audubon.org/news/audubon-j…

It's #NationalVolunteerWeek ! Want to do more for birds this year but don't know where to start? Check out our handy Audubon Near You portal to locate your local Audubon chapter to explore how you can help the birds in your community. bit.ly/49WCwmA

'The stakes are higher than ever for birds, the places they need, and our own communities.' For #EarthDay , Audubon VP of climate Sarah Rose looks at what #BirdsTellUs about climate change and how to ensure a better future for our planet. audubon.org/news/why-clima…

Around the Audubon network, events are being held at the national, state, and local levels marking #EarthDay on and around April 22 to celebrate birds and wildlife. Want to join? Find events from around the country. audubon.org/news/audubon-e…

#BirdsTellUs climate change imperils their survival. We need science-based solutions that reduce emissions to help people and wildlife avoid and adapt to climate-related threats. This #EarthDay , pledge to join us to create a cleaner future. bit.ly/3Un5AyJ

#BirdsTellUs climate change is the biggest threat to their survival. Do you want to act on climate but aren’t sure how? From growing native plants to contacting your elected leaders, here is a list of ways you can take action for birds this #EarthDay . audubon.org/get-involved/w…

Nesting season is here! And having access to safe places to raise young is key for birds' survival. We offer birdhouses suited for a range of species—from bluebirds to wrens—that are designed with bird safety in mind. Available online here: bit.ly/3Wa6Sym

The Bird Migration Explorer from Audubon and partners reveals the variety of migration strategies used by different species. Follow the saga of Diego, a Swainson’s Hawk, to explore one of the heroic journeys made by migratory birds. bit.ly/3OT4dVz

Tired of relying on experts when you’re out in the field? Brush up on your bird ID skills and become your own expert with the Audubon Bird Guide app: bit.ly/49AcMwG

Looking to attract these feathered gems to your yard or balcony? Try planting native flowering plants. #NationalGardeningMonth audubon.org/news/create-hu…

Today's #WorldCurlewDay ! Let's learn more about the Long-billed Curlew—the largest shorebird in North America. To distinguish between the male and female, look at their bills. The females have slightly longer and more curved bills at the tips than males. bit.ly/3xLn3IB

Need a springtime activity to get the next generation excited about birds? Check out our DIY paint kits! A fun, hands-on project for kids—each kit includes project materials like paint & colorful stickers to build & personalize a birdhouse or bird feeder. bit.ly/3Tz9NyW

Familiar birds—like the American Goldfinch—could become seasonal rarities if we don’t #ActOnClimate . Urge your US Representative to take bold action to ensure a cleaner future and co-sponsor the bipartisan Clean Electricity & Transmission Acceleration Act: bit.ly/3JrUBOw

Surfing shorebirds inspired conservationists with an idea: If they built the birds artificial floating roosting sites it could help replace disappearing dunes and other coastal habitat. audubon.org/news/coastal-h…