In the field, blending in and avoiding certain colors might improve your birding—but evidence is limited, writes Audubon Field Editor Kenn Kaufman.

A growing number of properties across the United States are being protected as a final resting place for humans—and a permanent habitat for wildlife.

If you're ready to dip your toe into the thrilling world of pelagic birding, consider these four outings around the country, from the classic to the underappreciated.

Keen to hit the high seas for elusive seabirds and rarities? From what to wear to how to keep your lunch down, follow this expert advice before shoving off.

A cheap multipack of colored sunglasses, bandannas, or hats can help you assume the identity of countless species. Red shades, for instance, could set you up to emulate a Common Loon, Roseate ...

To secure and protect Sibley Prairie, a unique, biodiverse ecosystem only 15 miles from the Motor City, environmental organizations must raise $6 million by the end of 2026.

Depuis plus d'un siècle, le Recensement des oiseaux de Noël d'Audubon rassemble des milliers de bénévoles à travers les ...

A surprising number of migrating birds are choosing to stop in metropolitan areas, researchers found, raising the stakes for urban conservation efforts.

In a new study of European bird species, participants picked the Eurasian Blackbird’s serenade as the most pleasing thanks to ...

NEW YORK / SANTIAGO / BOGOTA (September 2, 2026) – Today the National Audubon Society announced the winners of the 2026 Audubon Photography Awards. Now in its seventeenth year, the awards celebrate ...

When Rebecca Haff Lowry set out to create a traditional feather cape for New York City’s first Lenape-curated cultural arts exhibit, she realized: “There’s no manual for how to do that.” Lenape ...

The incredible Painted Redstart, a specialty of the southwestern mountains, is perhaps the most beautiful of the warblers. It almost seems to be consciously showing off as it flits through the oaks, ...