A special filter helps hummers easily spot the hue, but that's not the same as a natural attraction. Artificial dyes in ...

The pigeons Nia Williams helped to treat at a Manhattan wildlife hospital showed her how much unwanted animals and marginalized New Yorkers have in common.

A talent for remembering faces isn’t the only similarity Blue Jays have with crows: The birds have also been known to use tools. While it was long thought that the species d ...

Today, Audubon members, community leaders and policy experts gathered at the Michigan State Capitol to raise awareness of the ...

As Congress advances the Farm Bill, strengthening voluntary conservation programs on farms, ranches, and forests is essential ...

Billions of birds are on the move or getting ready to depart for spring migration. Warblers, shorebirds, waterfowl, raptors and more will navigate hundreds to thousands of miles guided by stars, ...

Research linking climate, conifer seed production, and siskin irruptions could provide an early warning system for dangerous ...

Washington’s 2026 legislative session concluded on March 12, and lawmakers faced a difficult task: balancing pressing needs across the state while managing a significant budget shortfall. Even in a ...

Have an aggressive bird obsessed with its own reflection? Protect it and your property with these simple tips.

To you, a hummingbird may seem like a prized work of art; but to some animals, it’s just a sweet little treat. Observations from scientists and birders indicate that its enemies come in many forms, ...

Audubon Alaska researched data and compiled information from researchers and agencies to create a thorough look at the landscape of Southeast, from human uses such as airports and ferry routes to ...

The Olympic Loop features more than 200 of Washington’s 346 annually recorded bird species. From the quiet Nisqually River delta in south Puget Sound, the Olympic Loop leads west to wild Pacific ...