Audubon has been on the ground in the Gulf since the beginning of the BP disaster, and now we’ve released a comprehensive report on the status of birds in the area. This look at the birds six months after the spill concludes that there are still a number of risks to birds associated with the [...]

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San Benito County Supervisors last night approved an environmental impact report for a controversial solar power development on open space in the Panoche Valley. Audubon California has joined the many Audubon chapters and conservation organizations expressing serious concerns about the impact that this project will on birds and wildlife. Share on Facebook

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In the face of climate change and limited fossil fuel resources, there is no question that we need to ramp up renewable energy development as quickly as possible. Our energy consumption shows no sign of slowing, and as electric vehicles become more widespread, energy demand will continue to increase. However, large-scale renewable energy projects like [...]

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New Audubon president David Yarnold wrapped up his visit of California last week with a stop in the Bay Area, where he went birding with membes of the Golden Gate Audubon Society and a tour of the Richardson Bay Audubon Center & Sanctuary: Share on Facebook

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Perhaps a hundred California Condors flying free over the state doesn’t seem like a lot, but consider that in 1982 there were only 22. Great to see these birds bouncing back. Now let’s get 200 out there. Share on Facebook

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New Audubon President David Yarnold is spending his first month on the job touring the country visiting all the places where Audubon works. He’s in California this week, and we have this video installment from the Audubon Center at Debs Park in Los Angeles. Share on Facebook

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Here’s the first video from new Audubon President David Yarnold’s visit to California. As we mentioned earlier, he is spending his first month on the job visiting Audubon sites all around the country. Share on Facebook

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New Audubon President David Yarnold is coming to California next week to see where the organization is making a difference in the Golden State, as well as connect with local members and see a few birds. We’re going to document as much of his visit as possible on video, and we thought that as long [...]

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Great coverage in this week’s L.A. Weekly about the Vaux’s Swifts in downtown Los Angeles. Share on Facebook

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