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California Condor. Photo: Scott Frier/USFWS

Top 5 Wins for Birds in 2022
Audublog

Top 5 Wins for Birds in 2022

Thank you to our members and supporters for helping Audubon achieve major victories for birds and our communities.

Audubon-Sponsored Bill to Curb Light Pollution Reintroduced in Calif. Legislature
Audublog

Audubon-Sponsored Bill to Curb Light Pollution Reintroduced in Calif. Legislature

— Bill would reduce excess light on state property
UN Environmental Program Recognizes Audubon Sonoma Creek Enhancement as Climate Change Adaptation Model
Sonoma Creek Restoration

UN Environmental Program Recognizes Audubon Sonoma Creek Enhancement as Climate Change Adaptation Model

— Innovative restoration project protects against sea-level rise, controls mosquitos
Audubon California Receives $500K from General Motors for Work on Salton Sea
Salton Sea

Audubon California Receives $500K from General Motors for Work on Salton Sea

— Great Egrets flying, Salton Sea, California.
Federal Agreement Would Provide $250m for Salton Sea Remediation Projects
Salton Sea

Federal Agreement Would Provide $250m for Salton Sea Remediation Projects

— “A major step forward … to safeguard residents and the environment.”
Birds Are My Key to Happiness
Bird-Friendly Communities

Birds Are My Key to Happiness

Virginia Rose, founder of Birdability, tells the story of how birds transformed her life.

We Stand with Seabirds
Coastal Resiliency

We Stand with Seabirds

In the midst of a seabird crisis, we made waves on Capitol Hill for resilient coasts.

Meeting the Vulture
Bird-Friendly Communities

Meeting the Vulture

A sudden encounter inspires an ode to the Turkey Vulture

Shorebirds flock to the Salton Sea
Salton Sea

Shorebirds flock to the Salton Sea

"...thousands upon thousands of Black-necked Stilts, Long-billed Curlews, and Least and Western Sandpipers."

Historic Win: Equitable Outdoor Access is Now Law in California
Policy

Historic Win: Equitable Outdoor Access is Now Law in California

All Californians deserve to have access to nature.

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