Global Warming
Global warming is the biggest environmental threat of our lifetime. Leading scientists from around the world agree that man-made greenhouse gases from fossil fuels are impacting birds, wildlife, and habitat.
Audubon California is working to address the challenges of climate change in a number of ways. Through cutting-edge research, we are learning how different bird species are reacting to environmental changes, and what we learn will help guide conservation efforts well into the future. On the policy level, we are actively calling upon the state Legislature to reduce emissions and fully fund programs to help wildlife cope with the environmental impacts of climate change.
The links at left will help you find more information about what Audubon and Audubon California are doing about global warming in California and the nation. You will also find important information about how you can make a difference at home.
Recent News
Seeking a new way to fight global warming
A group of ranchers, researchers, regulators and environmentalists in Yolo County are working with Audubon California’s Landowner Stewardship Program to see if native grasslands and oak woodlands can play a role in the fight against global warming.
