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Wingspan Newsletter | September 2024

A Close-Up on Great Salt Lake's Snowy Plovers

Snowy Plovers and their nests can be practically invisible to the untrained eye, making dedicated and meticulous monitoring even more important for protecting this vulnerable species. Get a peek into the daily lives of these elusive shorebirds, thanks to the work of the Snowy Plover Monitoring Program.

An adult Snowy Plover stands in a saline mudflat on the south shore of Great Salt Lake. Photo: Evan Barrientos/Audubon Rockies

Birds and People > Harmful Development Proposals

Recently, our staff, members, and outdoor enthusiasts celebrated the defeat of a suite of proposals that would have built golf courses, hotels, pickleball courts, and more in nine of Florida's busiest state parks. Learn more about how Audubon Florida and its supporters made this possible.

Florida Scrub-Jay. Photo: Carrie DeLong Price/Audubon Photography Awards

Saving Raleigh's Declining Tree Canopy

Wake Audubon members, conservationists, and community leaders joined forces to ensure that as Raleigh, North Carolina develops, it keeps the health of our planet, our birds, and our communities in mind. Keep reading for more on how advocates are protecting their local urban forests.

Carolina Wren. Photo: Jenny Burdette/Great Backyard Bird Count

Xavier University Audubon on Campus chapter in partnership with Keep Louisiana Beautiful hosts a native wildlife garden planting through a service-learning initiative at the university's Art Village in New Orleans.

Audubon on Campus Advisors Create Future Leaders

From nurturing a love of birds to advocating for their campus chapter, see how Audubon on Campus faculty advisors Helena Robinson and Stacy Elliot inspire students to drive impactful environmental projects.

Xavier University Audubon on Campus chapter in partnership with Keep Louisiana Beautiful hosts a native wildlife garden planting through a service-learning initiative at the university's Art Village in New Orleans. Photo: Sydney Walsh/Audubon

Protect the Endangered Species Act

The Endangered Species Act has prevented 99 percent of the species under its care from going extinct, including by helping to recover America's symbol, the Bald Eagle. Please ask your members of Congress to stand up for the Endangered Species Act.

Whooping Cranes. Photo: Debra Strothman

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Western Kingbirds. Photo: Keren Wang/Audubon Photography Awards

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