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Andrea Jones
Articles by Andrea Jones
Policy
California Voters Said Yes to Prop 4, a Win for Birds, People, and Our Shared Future!
November 8, 2024
— Thanks to all of you for raising your voice for our state.
Salton Sea
How changes at the Salton Sea might be fueling the smallest migrants
June 24, 2024
— Our latest study shows how biofilm may be providing the biofuel that migratory shorebirds need
Salton Sea
Shorebirds flock to the Salton Sea
October 19, 2022
— "...thousands upon thousands of Black-necked Stilts, Long-billed Curlews, and Least and Western Sandpipers."
Coastal Resiliency
Why We Can't Live Without Eelgrass
June 22, 2022
— This beautiful seagrass provides dozens of ecosystem services and provides essential habitat for coastal birds.
Sonoma Creek Restoration
The Rails are Rebounding at Sonoma Creek
November 17, 2021
— A marsh springs back (with a little help) in the North Bay
Salton Sea
The Good, the Bad, and the Hopeful for Birds at the Salton Sea
September 27, 2021
— You May Have to Look Harder, but Some Birds are Still at the Salton Sea
Audublog
How Do California's Megafires Impact Birds?
September 14, 2020
— We are in uncharted territory. Birds are on the move to escape the smoke and stress. What will happen to them and the habitat they need to survive?
Salton Sea
El caso de los humedales accidentales
May 1, 2020
— La naturaleza interviene donde las personas no lo hacen.
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.
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