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Looking for new birdwatching spots in West Virginia? Here's a list of some of the most visited locations for birding in the state.

It’s April, and in these wildlife friendly parts, that means it's time to go birdin’. The annual Godwit Days Spring Migration Bird Festival takes flight...

When you live in a place as awash in natural wonders as Humboldt County, it can be easy to take it for granted. Towering redwoods...

Grand Teton National Park rangers are inviting the public to come this April and watch sage grouse perform their annual mating dance near Mormon Row.

FLORENCE, ITALY—After a Tallahassee parent complained that pictures of Michelangelo’s David shown to a sixth-grade art class were “pornographic,” causing a principal to lose her job, officials from Italy’s Galleria dell’Accademia invited Florida students to come see some real porn Thursday. “If you thought David was…

Bob Duchesne, vice president of Maine Audubon’s Penobscot Valley Chapter, will lead an online presentation titled, “Ten Reasons Why Birding in Maine is Weird” in a webinar hosted by Merryspring

Over 400 bird species make their homes on Long Island!

Some neighbors love having wildlife close by; others can’t stand the honking, the stare downs and the poop.

An unusual bird-watching festival in Colorado has been set for the weekend starting April 28. If youre unfamiliar with the event on the states eastern plains, youll want the time

Over the last few years, coinciding with a time of racial reckoning, the birding community has been rethinking its relationship with the John James Audubon name. Many know him as a wildlife artist whose illustrations helped shape the field of ornithology. Some associate the name with fond memories of birding trips, summer camps, and environmental advocacy from organizations like ours. What has been dismissed, ignored, or overlooked until the last few years by both Portland Audubon and the larger...