A joint proposal has been released to permanently protect the 12-million-acre Seal River Watershed—a pristine wilderness in northern Manitoba, home to 10 million birds, polar bears, and beluga whales. This Indigenous-led initiative represents a massive step forward for hemispheric conservation, and now is your chance to add your voice to support the proposal. Read more and take action
Many birds depend on developed communities for nesting, migration, and wintering habitat. The Local Communities and Bird Habitat Stewardship Act aims to protect and improve vital spaces like parks, greenspace, and other natural features by funding locally led projects that restore habitat and reduce urban threats. Read more and take action
With nearly half of U.S. land dedicated to agriculture, the recently passed House Farm Bill marks an important step forward in securing critical funding for voluntary conservation programs that protect declining grassland and forest bird habitats. Now, it’s up to the Senate to ensure the final bill meets the increasing demands on our agricultural communities and natural resources. Read more and take action
The Bureau of Land Management has finalized revisions to a landmark conservation framework for the Greater Sage-Grouse, shifting the focus from years of planning to critical on-the-ground action across the American West. These new management plans will determine the survival of this iconic species. Read more
