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Latest News and Updates from Audubon in California

California Condor. Photo: Scott Frier/USFWS

Songs for Survival
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Songs for Survival

Zebra Finch use song to teach their young how to survive climate change... before the babies even hatch.

Victory for the Northern Spotted Owl
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Victory for the Northern Spotted Owl

California Fish and Game Commission votes in favor of state endangered species listing

Why we're pumped about California Gnatcatchers
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Why we're pumped about California Gnatcatchers

It's an important and just plain cool bird, and we are so glad the California Gnatcatcher is remaining a protected species.

Groups call on state to use new Salton Sea MOU as a launching point for on-the-ground projects
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Groups call on state to use new Salton Sea MOU as a launching point for on-the-ground projects

— State and feds agree to protect the Salton Sea
Legislature's passage of Senate Bill 32 protects the health of people and birds
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Passage of SB 32 safeguards health of people and birds

— Extension of California's landmark climate change law extends the state's leadership in this vital area.
Pasadena Audubon's Young Birders Club recognized by U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service
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Pasadena Audubon's Young Birders Club recognized by U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service

Federal agency commends youths for efforts to spread the word about the endangered California Condor.

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Audubon California statement regarding proposed use of state cap-and-trade revenue

— Funding reinforces value of natural and working lands in helping the state meet its global greenhouse gas emission reduction goals.
Andrea Jones is fighting for the Salton Sea
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Andrea Jones is fighting for the Salton Sea

Audubon California’s Director of Bird Conservation is finding a little help from her friends.

Running on sunshine
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Running on sunshine

Debs Park Center hosts solar installation and maintenance workshop

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