Fire can be destructive. But when used carefully in conservation, it can be a lifesaver for many declining species.
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Like the Greater Sage-Grouse, these birds depend on sagebrush, one of the most imperiled ecosystems in the United States, to survive. … Read more >>

Proposed changes to the Migratory Bird Treaty Act, one of our nation’s oldest wildlife conservation laws, threaten to undo current safeguards that protect birds from the negative impacts of energy development, including oil and gas drilling and poorly placed wind energy facilities. The result could be millions of dead birds,… Read more >>

A single seed coated with neonicotinoids is enough to kill a songbird. Learn more about how these deadly pesticides affect birds.… Read more >>

Across the West, plans to save the grouse face an uncertain future.… Read more >>

The past year saw breakthroughs for rare birds, enhanced protection for birds' full life-cycles, and success in confronting some of the most serious threats to birds. … Read more >>

Cats live like royalty, and native birds are safe from predation. Could this be a solution to the ancient conflict between cats and birds?… Read more >>

Wind energy is another form of industrial development, and we can’t ignore its costs and consequences to wildlife and their habitats. … Read more >>

Now is the time for people who love wildlife to speak up on behalf of this important federal law.… Read more >>

A collaboration among conservationists in the United States and Mexico is improving habitat for the more than 700 bird species that occur along both sides of the river.… Read more >>