COP30 in Belém, Brazil
For two weeks each fall, representatives from all over the world gather for the Conference on Parties (COP) of the United Nations Framework Convention on Climat
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5 Animals That Need Sea Ice to Thrive
Today, we’re getting in the winter spirit by spotlighting five remarkable marine animals that depend on cold and icy environments to thrive. 1. Narwhals Narwh
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Forecasting a Future for South Atlantic Red Snapper
Fishermen and the latest fishery stock assessment agree: There are a lot of red snapper in the South Atlantic. Yet, promising numbers alone do not tell the whol
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See-Through Ocean Animals
From superheroes to myths and legends, humans are fascinated by creatures whose appearance helps them move through the water with stealth. From shape shifters t
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Recent Trends Impacting U.S. Fisheries and American Seafood
Maintaining a healthy ocean includes ensuring that fisheries are sustainable and fish stocks are abundant. If you like to eat seafood, go fishing or visit the c
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Climate Finance Goals for Our Ocean at COP30
The world is fast approaching another decisive moment. With world leaders meeting right now (November 10-20) in Belém, Brazil, for COP30, they have the chance
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Statement on the Provincial Forest Advisory Council’s Interim Report – AFA & EEA
The Provincial Forest Advisory Council’s (PFAC) interim report falls short of addressing the root causes of BC’s forestry crisis or outlining the bold, deci
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Times Colonist: Leaked report claims B.C. timber harvest is vastly overestimated
A leaked technical review prepared for a group of First Nations claims British Columbia is greatly overestimating how much timber it can sustainably harvest in
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Haida Gwaii Photos: Yakoun River Old-Growth Forests
Ancient Forest Alliance photographer TJ Watt travelled to Haida Gwaii this fall as part of his work as a National Geographic Explorer, supported by the Trebek I
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The Canadian Press: Eby says no to harvesting old-growth to extend life of B.C. pulp mill
Premier David Eby says logging the province's old-growth forests for pulp is not an option, as the BC government looks for ways to help a pulp mill closing on V
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Tufted Puffins Are Vanishing Across the Pacific Northwest—Can an Ambitious New Effort Save Them?
On a misty August morning in Cannon Beach, Oregon, Rebecca McGoldrick’s neon-yellow boots gleam like little lighthouses on the wet sand. Her attention is rive
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History of the Land
by Dylan Jordan, Texas Leaders in Conservation Intern The land where Trinity River Audubon Center is located has a storied past and inspiring future. It has
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Everglades Restoration by the Numbers
How do we know Everglades restoration is flowing? We see the progress ourselves! Jul. 15, 2025 | Ribbon Cutting for the Grand Opening of the C43 Reservoir
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Dead Trees Support a Bounty of Birdlife, but Preserving Them Isn’t Always Clear Cut
When Mark Benedict and his wife, Mary Shaw, moved in 2017 to Salmon Prairie, Montana, a remote enclave about two hours north of Missoula, they felt like they ha
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The Powerful Act of Noticing
Years ago, I hiked to the top of a mountain in Hawai‘i to see a bird most people will never encounter. The ‘Akiapōlā‘au, a Hawaiian honeycreeper with a
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Winter Naturalist 2025 Letters
Letter from Julie Wraithmell, Executive Director Few natural phenomena are more stunning than the explosion of color (and pollinators) with the Southeastern
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From the Archives: Frank Graham's ‘Of Dreams and Dread'
Editor’s Note: Frank Graham was Audubon magazine’s field editor for 45 years, during which time he skillfully captured the beauty and complexity of subject
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Four bright spots in climate news in 2025
Climate news hasn’t been great in 2025. Global greenhouse-gas emissions hit record highs (again). This year is set to be either the second or third warmest on
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Bangladesh’s garment-making industry is getting greener
Pollution from textile production—dyes, chemicals, and heavy metals like lead and cadmium—is common in the waters of the Buriganga River as it runs through
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Saving Endangered Species Polls at 84%. So Why Does Trump Keep Doing the Opposite?
All the ways the Trump administration is targeting endangered species and their habitats for corporate profits — and how you can help. The post Saving Endange
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