Month: November 2023

One hundred years ago, Audubon leased its first island from the state of Texas in an effort to provide sanctuary for wading birds, like herons and egrets, that were being targeted by hunters for their feathers. After a century of active stewardship, the Texas Gulf Coast now has the largest colonies of Reddish Egret—colonies that
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WASHINGTON, D.C. – As the leading bird conservation organization in the Americas, the National Audubon Society will join world leaders at the 2023 UN Climate Change Conference (COP28) to call for a focus on nature-based climate solutions that address the dual crises of climate change and biodiversity loss. Audubon’s COP28 delegation will include CEO Elizabeth
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During 2023 Audubon worked tirelessly to “bend the bird curve,” starting with its launch of Flight Plan, Audubon’s new five-year plan to protect birds and their habitats across the hemisphere. But that wasn’t all Audubon did. Audubon also pushed for stronger climate action at COP28 and co-sponsored Climate Week NYC, helped secure more water for
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[Image source: Deposit photos] During winter, devoted cat owners might notice that their feline friends have less energy, eat more and just don’t seem as happy as they usually are in the warmer months. Like their human companions, pets can suffer from Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD) meaning it’s a good time to be extra diligent
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Cats are admired for many reasons, one of which is their stunning and unique coats. From luxurious long fur to striking patterns and colors, certain cat breeds stand out for their distinctive and beautiful coats. This article will explore ten cat breeds known for their remarkable coat characteristics, shedding light on what makes each one
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Somewhere around 2010, two tiny kittens were dumped in the north Florida countryside.  If you’re wondering how remote that might be, here is a picture of my granddaughter running with the dogs a block from my home: The reasons two imperfect kittens were dumped in the countryside seemed obvious to me:  Maine Coon Kittens sell
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While cats are generally less noisy than dogs, some breeds are especially known for their quiet demeanor. Quiet cat breeds tend to be more reserved or less vocal, making them ideal for those who appreciate a more peaceful and low-key companion. Here are 7 cat breeds that are known for being particularly quiet. 1. Scottish
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A study published in Science challenges the notion that only humans are capable of forming strong and strategic cooperative relationships and sharing resources across non-family groups. Researchers from Harvard University and the German Primate Center examined the pro-social behavior of bonobos (Pan paniscus), one of humanity’s closest living relatives, finding that their cooperation extends beyond
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**Este artículo se puede encontrar en español.** After receiving funding from two federal grants plus corporate philanthropy, the Cocopah Indian Tribe will embark on restoration of a significant area in the Colorado River Delta on their reservation in southern Arizona. The result will be improved habitat for birds and other wildlife and access for the
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