El dilema dinámico de la conservación de aves y la participación comunitaria en el Mar de Salton

The dynamic crossroads of bird conservation and community engagement at the Salton Sea

El Mar de Salton ha sido llamado la “joya de la corona de la biodiversidad aviar”.

The Salton Sea has been referred to as the “crown jewel of avian biodiversity"

On the 120th Anniversary, join an Audubon’s Christmas Bird Count near you

This big win came after years of advocacy from the Audubon network

The Salton Sea is shrinking rapidly, killing the fish on which migratory birds depend and exposing airborne dust that endangers the health of the 650,000 residents who live nearby.

El Mar de Salton se está reduciendo rápidamente, matando a los peces de los que dependen las aves migratorias y exponiendo el polvo en suspensión, lo que pone en peligro la salud de los 650.000 residentes que viven cerca.

Federal fisheries managers threaten albatrosses with another push for new pelagic longline fisheries off the west coast.

Protections for desert bird species including the the Golden Eagle, Burrowing owl, Gila Woodpecker, Cactus Wren, and Greater Roadrunner