Monday, September 28, 2026

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Deadline 09/30 [Donate]
Are crows really our friends? What will it take to save Ospreys in the Chesapeake Bay? Do birds in the tropics have a breeding season—or do they just mate all the time? You’ve got questions—and Audubon magazine has answers! When you become an annual supporter today, we’ll send you the latest bird and conservation news in our exclusive award-winning magazine as a token of our appreciation. That means each quarter, you’ll receive stories about protecting beloved birds like the Snowy Owl, directly to your mailbox. Claim your free Audubon magazine with an annual gift today. But hurry! The deadline to ensure you receive the next issue is rapidly approaching.
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If we fail to act, many of the birds we love—including the Snowy Owl—may not survive a future impacted by climate change. 93% of the icy tundra where they nest and breed could become too warm to support them. With the Arctic warming nearly four times the global average, we must flock together to protect them before it’s too late. That’s why, with your support, we’re working to halt and ultimately reverse the decline of birds across the Americas. And through Audubon magazine, you’ll see the story unfold: the challenges birds face, and the hope your generosity helps create. 

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National Audubon Society

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