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What’s Next for Global Forests?

Updates from COP17/COP31, an immersive StoryMap showcasing wildlife refuges, and the latest UN climate findings. 

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|  Audubon Advisory  November 2026
Photo of a Collared Trogon in Colombia.

Collared Trogon in Colombia.

A Call to Global Leaders: Turn Forest Commitment into Action

As global leaders gather for COP17 and COP31, Audubon is helping advance practical solutions that protect birds and build a more resilient future. Forests are amongst the most important bird habitat throughout the Americas and also one of our most powerful tools for fighting climate change. Renewed momentum is needed to protect these critical assets. Read more
 
A wide shot of Sandhill Cranes wading in water.

Sandhill Cranes, Bosque del Apache National Wildlife Refuge, New Mexico

National Wildlife Refuges: A Crown Jewel of Public Lands
Spanning more than 95 million acres, this immersive StoryMap brings America's National Wildlife Refuge System to life, showing how these sanctuaries protect more than 800 bird species while driving billions in local economic activity. Explore the StoryMap
 
Photo of a Wood Thrush.

Wood Thrush.

New Climate Report: What It Means for Birds

A new report from the UN Environment Programme (UNEP), Limiting Overshoot, concludes that global action to cut emissions has not been fast enough to avoid crossing the 1.5°C threshold. Birds are sentinels of environmental change and help us make sense of this developing story. Holding peak warming closer to 1.5°C instead of 3°C lowers the risk for 76 percent of vulnerable bird species, and 146 species would no longer be vulnerable. Read more
Photo of a still shot from a video.

Lesser Yellowlegs.

Watch & Act: Protecting 7.6M Acres of Wilderness

In northern British Columbia, Kaska Land Guardians are deploying acoustic monitors deep in the wilderness to capture the calls of nesting migratory birds—combining generations of Traditional Knowledge with cutting-edge science. Watch this short video to see their work in action, then help ensure those birds always have a home to return to. Add your name and join people from around the world to support keeping Dene K’éh Kusān’s wilderness intact.
 

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Photos from top: Andres Felipe Mosquera Alape/Audubon Photography Awards; Caroline Samson/Audubon Photography Awards; Andy Reago & Chrissy McClarren/Flickr CC BY (left); Film produced by Jordan Melograna, Block by Block Creative (right)
 

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