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Andrea Jones

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El caso de los humedales accidentales
Salton Sea

El caso de los humedales accidentales

May 1, 2020 — La naturaleza interviene donde las personas no lo hacen.
The Case of the Accidental Wetland
Salton Sea

The Case of the Accidental Wetland

May 1, 2020 — Nature is helping us to reduce emissive dust at the Salton Sea. It’s time for us now to help nature.
Bi-State Population of the Greater Sage-Grouse Battle for Mates and Federal Protection
Birds

Bi-State Population of the Greater Sage-Grouse Battle for Mates and Federal Protection

April 16, 2020 — While Bi-State Greater Sage-Grouse gather in California for their legendary mating rituals, USFWS turns down Endangered Species Act protections for this rare bird.
Remembering my first Christmas Bird Count
Audublog

Remembering my first Christmas Bird Count

December 9, 2019 — On the 120th Anniversary, join an Audubon’s Christmas Bird Count near you
The Salton Sea Holds On For Dear Life
Salton Sea

The Salton Sea Holds On For Dear Life

September 13, 2019 — How migratory birds are faring while they await state action to save this critical water resource for millions of birds.
10 Steps to Protect Snowy Plover Chicks at the Beach
Western Snowy Plover

10 Steps to Protect Snowy Plovers Chicks at the Beach

April 12, 2019 — Support the recovery of this beloved threatened bird
Making the case for urgent action at the Salton Sea with Lt. Gov. Gavin Newsom
Salton Sea

Making the case for urgent action at the Salton Sea with Lt. Gov. Gavin Newsom

May 6, 2018 — A recent tour of the Salton Sea provided a great opportunity to highlight the need for habitat restoration and dust control.
Salton Sea and the way it was
Salton Sea

Salton Sea and the way it was

December 11, 2017 — Visiting the Salton Sea these days means recognizing that it won't ever be the same.
We need to protect California's ocean 'savannas'
Audublog

We need to protect California's ocean 'savannas'

July 24, 2017 — The four national marine sanctuaries off the coast of California are every bit as rich with wildlife and rarified natural treasures as our national parks on land.
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Birds that look they are wearing sunglasses