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Pacific Flyway

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The birds of the Pacific Flyway depend on a diverse chain of habitats, from Arctic tundra and northwestern rainforest to tropical beaches and mangroves. Read More

Central Flyway

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The Central Flyway extends from the grasslands of the Great Plains, the heartland's wetlands and rivers, and the majestic Rocky Mountains to the western Gulf Coast. Read More

The Mississippi Flyway

Bill Stripling

Nearly half of North America’s bird species, and about 40 percent of its waterfowl, spend at least part of their lives in the Mississippi Flyway. Read More

Atlantic Flyway

Rebecca Field

The Atlantic Flyway encompasses some of the hemisphere's most productive ecosystems, including forests, beaches, and coastal wetlands. Read More

International Alliances Program

Karl Kaufman

Audubon's International Alliances Program protects the birds and biodiversity of the Americas. Read More

Pacific Flyway

usfws

The birds of the Pacific Flyway depend on a diverse chain of habitats, from Arctic tundra and northwestern rainforest to tropical beaches and mangroves. Read More

Central Flyway

usfws

The Central Flyway extends from the grasslands of the Great Plains, the heartland's wetlands and rivers, and the majestic Rocky Mountains to the western Gulf Coast. Read More

Mississippi Flyway

Bill Stripling

Nearly half of North America’s bird species, and about 40 percent of its waterfowl, spend at least part of their lives in the Mississippi Flyway. Read More

Atlantic Flyway

Rebecca Field

The Atlantic Flyway encompasses some of the hemisphere's most productive ecosystems, including forests, beaches, and coastal wetlands. Read More

International Alliances Program

Karl Kaufman

Audubon's International Alliances Program protects the birds and biodiversity of the Americas. Read More

Featured Programs

Mississippi Flyways

Nearly half of North America’s bird species, and about 40 percent of its waterfowl, spend at least part of their lives in the Mississippi Flyway. Audubon is making a difference for the birds, habitats, and communities of this great flyway.

Climate Change

Leading scientists around the world agree that man-made greenhouse gases from burning fossil fuels are causing global warming. Effects are already being seen worldwide.

Gulf Oil Spill

With a century-long legacy of conservation along the Gulf Coast, Audubon is committed to helping this vital region recover – from the BP oil disaster and also from decades of other environmental assaults. Together, we can create a vibrant, sustainable gulf region for birds, for people and for the future.

Audubon Issues Winter Bird Warning

Binocular Brigades across the country are gearing up for Audubon’s annual Christmas Bird Count (CBC) with high hopes of being invaded from the north again, as happened last winter when Snowy Owls were spotted in strang

Audubon to Expand Famous Christmas Bird Count

The Audubon Christmas Bird Count (CBC), the longest-running citizen science wildlife survey in the world, will undergo several significant changes beginning this year as Audubon builds on the program's success to entice birdwatchers to lend their

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Tongass National Forest

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Follow media stories about Audubon Alaska's efforts to protect birds.

Alaska WatchList

Highlighting Declining and Vulnerable Bird Populations

ALASKA WATCHLIST 2010

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