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Learn more about a kind of birding folklore passed down from generations of birders.

To begin with, Gonzaga environmental studies professor Jon Isacoff offers a caution. He says there may be a point where he has to go off...

Encourage feathered friends to stop by and stay a while. These bird feeders below provide a posh place for birds to perch and peck.

EBird, developed by Cornell Labs, is the most popular app for amateur birders. But the geolocation data that users feed it may be hugely impactful for climate change researchers.

Your wildlife questions are answered by Maine Audubon Staff Naturalist Doug Hitchcox.

Thirty percent of all land in New York could be conserved under a bill that passed the...

The state Senate passed a bill that would require the state to protect an additional 11 percent of its land and waters by 2030; 19 percent is already conserved. The land would be conserved through conservation easements.

Our resident birder takes you to one of the best spots for bird-watching.

Have you seen the construction boom in our community? You can’t miss it.Monadnock Region real estate is prime, from fixer-uppers and redos to new construction and housing developments. This building craze is one for the birds, though! The wild bird...

In many cities across America, giant screen theaters are becoming windows into one of the most important—yet little known—ecosystems in North America. Spanning much of western Canada, North and South Dakota, parts of Minnesota, Montana, and Iowa sits the nearly 300,000-square-mile prairie wetlands, the most important bird nursery on our planet.