John Audubon News Today

In the world of Mississippi’s outdoors, a quote by John Audubon serves as a clarion call: “A true conservationist is a man who knows that the world is not given by his fathers but borrowed from his children.” This sentiment underscores the significance of protecting and preserving our natural resources...

This winter has been an unusual one for our area. Temperatures have been way above average and snowfall has been way below average.

Stuart Wells, executive director of the Bird Alliance of Oregon formerly named Portland Audubon, said the organizations adopting a new name to distance itself from artist and slaveholder John Audubon "is one of many steps in our years-long equity journey to create a more welcoming place."

The Book by Design is a real page-turner for people interested in how we came to turn pages.

You will soon need to learn a new name for the Cooper’s Hawk and several dozen other birds.

The bird name change will include the removal of controversial figures, some with racist ties.

The bird name change will include the removal of controversial figures, some with racist ties.

The Chicago Bird Alliance has taken flight. The local organization, founded in 1971, announced Friday its new name to replace its former title of Chicago Audubon Society. The announcement ends a monthslong process for the Chicago chapter in deciding how to distance itself from the legacy of John James Audubon, a naturalist with racist and anti-abolitionist views. While the chapter will still ...

Editor: I am responding to the NCJ's June 15, 2023, book review, "The Ghost Forest's Haunting Histories." Save the Redwoods League (SRL) started acquiring property...

The decline and fall of William Swainson