As the coronavirus crisis deepens, conservation groups are calling on the Interior Department to give a distressed public more time to comment on controversial policy changes.

Audubon—along with many stakeholders—advocated for the changes that are good for people, rivers, and birds.

U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service proposes 9% decrease in designated critical habitat.

CSU researcher lands National Science Foundation grant to encourage planting of native plants

BLM’s commitment to removing Greater Sage-Grouse protections undermines any claims of meaningfully addressing important court order.

100-year-old bipartisan conservation law in the cross-hairs

Submissions for the renowned photography competition are now open until April 6, 2020.

Public oversight and transparency – the statute’s core purpose - will be gutted in 50 year old environmental law.

Bird Emergency Requires Urgent Action

The National Audubon Society, The Wilderness Society and Democracy Forward Submit New Legal Filing to Defend Crucial Cons