Audubon California Calls on Congress to Pass New Bird Protection Bill
Tufted Titmouse Photo: Michele Black
Audubon California supports the introduction of the Blue Carbon for Our Planet Act
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How breeding seabirds respond to climate-driven changes in their food sources
389 Species on the Brink: Two-thirds of North American birds are at increasing risk of extinction from global temperature rise.
AB 454 ensures state-based protections for migratory birds in the face of federal rollbacks.
Together, we literally saved millions of California’s birds this year.
Regenerative grazing increases plant diversity and productivity with benefits for bees, butterflies and birds.
Volunteers remove invasive plant brutes and planting and caring for widlife beneficial native plants such as Pickleweed, Gum Plant, and Ambrosia on Arambaru Island.
Audubon California was established in 1996 as a field program of the National Audubon Society, overseeing the organization's properties and leading conservation efforts. But our work in California goes back to the earliest days of the national organization, even before its formal founding. Audubon's legacy of conservation and activism in the Golden State establishes it as a force for conservation along the Pacific Flyway.
Lawmakers need to hear from you. By signing up for Audubon California's Action Alerts, you will get the latest news on proposals that impact birds -- and have an opportunity to weigh in.
Audubon California Newsletter comes to your inbox monthly with breaking news and important conservation updates from our state.
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