It’s December in Orange County, FL, and the Christmas Bird Count is on. For students at Zellwood Elementary and Wolf Lake Middle School, that means they set their eyes on the skies for this...
Seabirds dare to be different. They don’t sing. They don’t walk very well. And their preferred form of reproduction is forming huge, dense breeding colonies close to the ocean. This last trait...
With the days growing colder and shorter, our policy team happily traded screens for fresh air on a late-fall trip to Audubon’s Bobcat Ranch in December. You could feel the relaxation of the emails...
At the start of this new year, the landscape of climate litigation is one of both promise and frustration. Litigation has become one of the most important arenas defining what climate responsibility means in practice. It is where scientific evidence about attribution, risk, and harm can be translated into enforceable obligations, and where communities can
Read More Post Content
US oil companies have never stopped investing and operating in Venezuela’s petroleum industry, despite many changes in the terms of their engagement.
At the same time, Americans have been facing worsening storms, wildfires and deadly heat waves.
An atmospheric chemist offers quick, easy and inexpensive suggestions to reduce indoor air pollution.
A major atmospheric river brought record precipitation to the Pacific Northwest, yet the snow and water supply still suffered. It’s a growing problem.
Between mid-December and early January, Audubon Florida staff and volunteers participated in the 126th annual Audubon Christmas Bird Count, a community science effort to document all of the birds...
Between mid-December and early January, Audubon Florida staff and volunteers participated in the 126th annual Audubon Christmas Bird Count, a community science effort to document all of the birds...
Are American consumers ready to be bilked out of their hard-earned money again?