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Over 100 ranches, encompassing nearly 3 million acres, have earned Audubon Certified status in the country. Thirteen ranches and about 140,000 acres of that are in South Dakota.

Over 100 ranches, encompassing nearly 3 million acres, have earned Audubon Certified status in the country. Thirteen ranches and about 140,000 acres of that are in South Dakota.

Over 100 ranches, encompassing nearly 3 million acres, have earned Audubon Certified status in the country. Thirteen ranches and about 140,000 acres of that are in South Dakota.

Over 100 ranches, encompassing nearly 3 million acres, have earned Audubon Certified status in the country. Thirteen ranches and about 140,000 acres of that are in South Dakota.

Over 100 ranches, encompassing nearly 3 million acres, have earned Audubon Certified status in the country. Thirteen ranches and about 140,000 acres of that are in South Dakota.

Over 100 ranches, encompassing nearly 3 million acres, have earned Audubon Certified status in the country. Thirteen ranches and about 140,000 acres of that are in South Dakota.

Over 100 ranches, encompassing nearly 3 million acres, have earned Audubon Certified status in the country. Thirteen ranches and about 140,000 acres of that are in South Dakota.

Maintaining and restoring key ecosystems will help combat climate change and biodiversity loss.

Throughout 2023, Audubon continued to advocate for and secure the space, clean air, and clean water that birds and people need to live and thrive.

With many species facing declines from climate change and loss of food and habitat, scientists say tracking how raptors are faring is the first step to saving them.