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Two olive ridley sea turtles have nested on Orange County beaches, marking the first documented cases on the US west coast, with scientists debating if
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Two olive ridley sea turtles have nested on Orange County beaches, marking the first documented cases on the US west coast, with scientists debating if

The Grange Insurance Audubon Center in Ohio highlights the impact of its AmeriCorps partnership, celebrating outgoing member Cierra Clark's year of service
New satellite data from Audubon North Carolina documents the precise migration route of a Sandwich Tern from its breeding grounds to a Peruvian wildlife

Mozambique has designated Mount Mabu, a forest with over 200 butterfly species, as a community conservation area.

A suppressed report shows Victoria's koala population is 224,800, half prior estimates, with 43% of sampled animals in such poor health they were

Aullwood Audubon used handmade crocheted decoy wasp nests to deter wasps from livestock shelters, a solution crafted by over 50 community volunteers.

A three-year, £1 million project led by the University of Exeter will study porbeagle, tope, and blue sharks in British waters using electronic tags and

President Trump has signed an executive order directing the Interior Department to review removing gray wolves from the Endangered Species Act and to

Gilly McArthur rescued a buff-tailed bumblebee queen with a broken wing 52 days ago. The bee, named Phoebee, has since gained a global online following, sparking conversation about bee conservation.

Audubon Florida's research team completed its summer monitoring of wading bird nests in Florida Bay, counting 1,819 nests to assess ecosystem health.

A 'chicken liver' sponge species thrived and reproduced in a polluted Spanish harbor, suggesting it could be a natural tool for cleaning ports.

A new report finds 46 threatened oak species in Southeast and East Asia experience high human pressure across most of their range, with agricultural

A naturalist documented a wasp colony building a football-sized nest in a shed over ten weeks, observing its complex construction and social structure.

Daniela Quintero, a Colombian journalist and investigations editor for Mongabay Latam, discusses her work on environmental crimes that span national

A beloved southern elephant seal in Portland, Victoria, is at risk as the H5N1 avian influenza hotspot spreads, with concerns mounting for marine mammals.

A family's decades-long work to revive the Siraya language helped the community gain recognition as Taiwan's 17th Indigenous group in July.

A decade of bird-friendly forestry at a Hudson Valley sanctuary quadrupled the Wood Thrush population and tripled plant diversity, Audubon reports.

Alberta’s rat programme shows community can outpace poison.

Students at the Iain Nicolson Audubon Center at Rowe Sanctuary are tagging monarch butterflies this fall, collecting data for the Monarch Watch project.

A recent study in the journal Frontiers in Water explores how citizens and local government can adapt existing frameworks to maintain traditional landscapes rich in biodiversity.

Conservationist Bill Konstant emphasizes the need for strong local leadership, committed species champions, and diverse teams in successful conservation efforts