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California Condor. Photo: Scott Frier/USFWS

Prop 4 and Our Future: A Climate Action Q&A with Mike Lynes
Policy

Prop 4 and Our Future: A Climate Action Q&A with Mike Lynes

By Alecia Smith

If we wake up on Nov. 6 and see that it has passed, we’ll really be able to take pride in knowing that we did something that really matters.

California’s birds will benefit greatly if Prop 4 passes this November
Policy

California’s birds will benefit greatly if Prop 4 passes this November

By Mike Lynes

Vote YES on Prop 4 for birds, people, and our future

Hidden in the Sand: How Protecting the Snowy Plover Protects Us Too
Conservation

Hidden in the Sand: How Protecting the Snowy Plover Protects Us Too

By Lindsay Rose

It’s time to take action for our future, and it starts with your vote on Prop 4

Historic New Marine Sanctuary along CA’s Central Coast Shows the Power of Tribal-Led Conservation
Coastal Resiliency

Historic New Marine Sanctuary along CA’s Central Coast Shows the Power of Tribal-Led Conservation

By Liliana Griego

Through collective coalition action, the Northern Chumash Tribal Council showed how tribally-led organizing can lead to historic conservation and protect a culturally and ecologically treasured area

Black Oystercatcher nest success from San Luis Obispo through Oregon
Audublog

Black Oystercatcher nest success from San Luis Obispo through Oregon

By Dan Orr

New community science-driven study shows striking gradient of Black Oystercatcher reproductive success and potential climate threats

Audubon-Backed Policy Wins in 2024
Policy

Audubon-Backed Policy Wins in 2024

By Mike Lynes

Celebrating Major Policy Wins for Wetlands and the Salton Sea

Landmark Study Finds Climate Change Could Threaten Survival of Beloved Local & Uncommon Shorebird
Press Center

Landmark Study Finds Climate Change Could Threaten Survival of Beloved Local & Uncommon Shorebird

October 15, 2024 — Audubon-led study finds Black Oystercatchers, which number fewer than 20,000, are struggling in the south and thriving in the north
Emerging Wetlands at the Salton Sea
Salton Sea

Emerging Wetlands at the Salton Sea

By Dan Orr

Bird Oases and Ecological Gems

Audubon California Applauds NOAA’s Progress on the Chumash Heritage National Marine Sanctuary
Press Center

Audubon California Applauds NOAA’s Progress on the Chumash Heritage National Marine Sanctuary

September 6, 2024 — The historic sanctuary will provide critical protections for marine wildlife and birds

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