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Latest News and Updates from Audubon in California
California Condor. Photo: Scott Frier/USFWS
Audubon California's Xerónimo Castañeda talks about the beginning of the 2019 Tricolored Blackbird breeding season. He even talks about finding his first found colony of the season. This is an important time for the Tricolored Blackbird, as it is now listed as Threatened under the California Endangered Species Act. That said, we still need to identify the colonies and do everything we can to protect them. Learn more about our efforts to save this terrific bird here.
In today's Desert Sun, Audubon California's Frank Ruiz urges the state to take advantage of the opportunity and finally do right by the Salton Sea.
A key quote:
This year brings a new governor and new administration leaders to this effort. This should be a defining year for the Salton Sea — a time when we as Californians can decide what kind of future we want for this unique place.
Kern Audubon Society and Tulare County Audubon recently met with staff from Congressman TJ Cox's office to discuss Tricolored Blackbirds, sustainable groundwater, and climate change. Kern Audubon expressed their appreciation for the open dialogue and willingness to hear from the conservation community through a Letter to the Editor published today in the Bakersfield Californian. Read the LTE here.
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