The CA Senate passed  #SB583, creating the Salton Sea Conservancy! This agency will focus on supporting health, ecological recovery, & empowering local stakeholders. TY Senator Steve Padilla, Asm. Eduardo Garcia & all who made SB583 possible. We're excited to work with the new conservancy!

Happy Labor Day! If you’re headed to the beach today, be sure to #ShareTheShore with the many birds who call sandy beaches home. Learn how to keep this holiday safe for coastal birds: bit.ly/3Z5EHlP

Each summer, as development and sea-level rise erase natural beach habitat, shore nesting birds increasingly opt to build their nests atop buildings. Conservationists around the country are working to protect them, but is this a long-term solution? bit.ly/4dMkI0a

On their return trips south for the winter, Canada Warblers hide in the shrubs & understories of New York City's many urban parks this time of year. None, however, is as visible as this one, painted by Andres Alvarez as a part of the Audubon Mural Project. audubon.org/news/canada-wa…

Did you know that nearly 100 bird species depend on sagebrush country for their habitat needs, including the Greater Sage-Grouse? bit.ly/385zOgn #SaveGrouse

Searching for new hotspots to visit on your next birding trip? Find the best birding places near you with our free Audubon Bird Guide app. Download it today: bit.ly/3AbpkxW

As an event partner of #ClimateWeekNYC, the Audubon Society is committed to science-based solutions to climate change. It’s time to drive innovation and build a healthier future for birds and people. bit.ly/3XsahZH #BirdsTellUs

Congratulations are in order from Audubon Florida to the passionate park lovers across Florida who spoke out against development in nine of the state’s state parks last week. You wrote letters, shared updates, and called your elected officials—and it worked! bit.ly/4dKdMAn

Birds can’t vote, but we can. This year, in addition to the much talked about federal races, state & local elections happening nationwide will have a big impact on our communities and the birds we love. Join Audubon Society and pledge to vote: bit.ly/3Xaq1zk #IBirdIVote

As we continue to manage the stressed #ColoradoRiver, it's vital we protect these special places for birds & people. Will you help us raise awareness of the important habitats along the #LowerColoradoRiver & share why they matter to you? bit.ly/LCRStory 📸 Erika Flores

Pilot, conservationist, great-grandfather, and famed waterfowl biologist, James "Jim" Gore King VI spent a storied career protecting Alaska’s birds. Read more from Audubon Alaska about the man who spent over 9,000 hours flying among Alaska’s birds. ak.audubon.org/news/celebrati…

Along with earning a win in the Audubon Photography Awards, teen shutterbug Parham Pourahmad recently captured photos of a fascinating avian behavior: Bald Eagles raising a Red-tailed Hawk Chick. audubon.org/magazine/teen-…

This #NationalWildlifeDay, let’s look at one of the most common birds in North America, the American Robin. The 370-million American Robins worldwide are often seen on lawns hunting for worms & eating fruit in trees, providing exciting glimpses as they do. bit.ly/4e6AmDe

Have you noticed any raptors in your neighborhood walking, squawking and flapping their wings awkwardly? Late summer is when young birds of prey become independent of their parents, like their equivalent of a gawky teen phase. Read more from Audubon Great Lakes: bit.ly/3Z9LZ80

We need to pass the Recovering America's Wildlife Act to help birds and wildlife and prevent future extinctions. This #NationalWildlifeDay, urge Congress to support this important legislation and help #BringBirdsBack: bit.ly/3ATpDhi

Lakeview Wildlife Management Area is a valuable wetland habitat on Lake Ontario that is home to myriad bird species. However, invasive cattails and reeds are encroaching. Watch how Audubon Great Lakes and partners are working to restore this habitat from WPBS: bit.ly/47bYkdT

A Lesser Yellowlegs was picked up by a Motus wildlife tracking station in Audubon's Corkscrew Swamp Sanctuary Sanctuary in Florida in August. This very same bird was tagged by Audubon Americas and partners as part of a study in Colombia in April! bit.ly/47fnvw4

A recent grant will allow Audubon’s Gillmor Sanctuary in Utah to remove invasive plants, like tamarisks and phragmites, and replace them with native greenery to provide native habitat for the birds that call the Jordan River home. Read more from The Salt Lake Tribune: bit.ly/4cSA4yH