The LNU Lightening Fires reached Bobcat Ranch, a 6,800 acre blue oak conservation property and certified Audubon Conservation Ranch. Thanks to the prevention work and prescribed fires by CAL FIRE and our staff, we successfully protected Bobcat Ranch’s infrastructure and surrounding developments.

Ruling is a victory in lawsuit by Audubon, California and seven other states to block administration rollback of the Migratory Bird Treaty Act.

Why we must protect kelp and algae along the California coast as the foundation of the marine ecosystem for birds.

With approval from Congress, the Great American Outdoors Act goes to the president to sign.

Audubon supporters hold 50 meetings with state representatives to speak up for birds.

Interview with Cannon Michael, a sixth generation San Joaquin Valley farmer.

Sarah Rose, Audubon California's Executive Director, reflects on the need to create a safer outdoors for all.

Black Americans often face terrible daily dangers in outdoor spaces, where they are subjected to unwarranted suspicion, confrontation, and violence. The outdoors – and the joy of birds – should be safe and welcoming for all people.

Conversamos con Dr. Ryan Sinclair de Loma Linda University de la ciencia comunitaria, la justicia ambiental, y de la proliferaciones de algas en el área de la laguna Salton Sea.

We sit down for an interview with Dr. Ryan Sinclair to talk about community science, environmental justice, algal blooms at the Salton Sea.