Working with Michigan Department of Natural Resources & Ottawa County Parks and Recreation, Audubon Great Lakes plans to revitalize 6 acres of wetlands & 3,300 feet of shoreline once used for mining operations to provide habitat for birds and increase climate resiliency for local communities bit.ly/4bkBthh

Spread the word: support the birds you love with the native plants they need. Explore our #PlantsForBirds retail collection including colorful t-shirts, tote bags, mugs, and more. bit.ly/3VzHbHB

Now searchable by size, color, and more, the Audubon Bird Guide contains many ways for you to identify and learn about the birds you encounter. It even works for birds like male Painted Buntings, who seem to be every color! bit.ly/325Y3sV

Many states allow homeowners to grow native #PlantsForBirds on their property. Still, in many places, grass lawns are the mandated norm. Read how Audubon and partners work with local policymakers and homeowners associations to support #BirdFriendly yards. audubon.org/news/new-laws-…

Seabirds are returning to Maine, and with them, Audubon's Seabird Institute's (Seabird Institute - Project Puffin) beloved Seabird Island News! Catch up on all that’s happened since last season—including expanding our conservation efforts hemispherically. #SaveTheSeabirds seabirdinstitute.audubon.org/news/seabird-i…

Pledge to stand with us as we call on building owners, managers, and homeowners to turn off excess lighting during migration season to prevent needless bird deaths and ensure that birds have a safe and #BirdFriendly passage. bit.ly/3WqAgAT

Interested in taking your love of birds to the next level? Audubon’s Coastal Bird Stewardship Toolkit shows you how to launch a beach stewardship program that can protect birds like the Red Knot. bit.ly/2J0iefl #SharetheShore

One prolific, genre-spanning musical artist we’ll never get tired of listening to: the Common Loon. Wailing its way through decades of chart-topping hits, loons have been sampled everywhere from ‘80s dance floor hits to Doja Cat bops. bit.ly/4aL8ByI

#BirdsNeedWater , and in arid states like Arizona, groundwater is a crucial resource. @AudubonSW brings the issue of overuse to the surface by highlighting what’s at risk if we fail to properly manage our groundwater resources. bit.ly/3ycIqCw

Bald Eagle populations were declining fast in the 1970s, but thanks to increased protections under the Endangered Species Act, the species has rebounded. Now, the bedrock law needs your help. Urge your Members of Congress to stand up for it: bit.ly/3USs3UZ

Two scientists grew up on different continents, both along the coasts of saline lakes ravaged by decades of overuse. Now they’re working together to protect these at-risk habitats & the imperiled phalaropes depending on them across the Western Hemisphere. bit.ly/4bbByDP

Last month, Audubon supporters and allies gained big federal policy wins for birds. Our VP of government affairs Felice Stadler breaks down the major victories. #BirdsTellUs audubon.org/news/very-busy…

Wetlands can hold up to 1,000,000 gallons of water per acre, but when development encroaches, where does it all go? What about the birds that depend on these habitats? Audubon Great Lakes details the importance of wetland protection and restoration.
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Today, the Senate Committee on Environment & Public Works voted to advance legislation to extend the Great Lakes Restoration Initiative, allowing restoration projects to continue across our region, like our work with partners to restore wetlands for birds. gl.audubon.org/news/legislati…

What's at stake for birds and people if we don't manage groundwater throughout more of Arizona? Explore our updated StoryMap highlighting the importance of sustaining healthy groundwater supplies. audubon.org/news/understan… 📸 Yellow Warbler. Joe Aliperti/Audubon Photography Awards