Historic Oregon Bill Generating Conservation Funding Is Signed Into Law
House Bill 4134, dubbed 1.25% for Wildlife Bill, passed the Oregon State Senate in February and has now been signed into law by Governor Tina Kotek. American Bird Conservancy (ABC) strongly supported the 1.25% for Wildlife Bill, a proactive measure expected to raise up to $30 million annually for wi...
Endangered Species Act 101
Since it was signed into law in 1973, the ESA has become an incredibly effective tool for preventing extinctions. A remarkable 99 percent of all species listed under the ESA since its creation have avoided extinction, and it has been responsible for some incredible conservation comebacks.
First Projects from Grassland Resilience and Conservation Initiative Generate Nearly $42 Million to Support Wildlife and Regenerative Agriculture
The National Fish and Wildlife Foundation (NFWF) announced an initial award of $32.8 million in grants under the new Grassland Resilience and Conservation Initiative, supported by funding from McDonald’s USA, the USDA Natural Resources Conservation Service (NRCS), and several key McDonald’s USA ...
A Change of Heart: Stories of Responsible Cat Care
Many people are coming to the realization that cats are safer inside. Read moving, first-hand accounts from cat owners about their journeys toward responsible pet ownership.
Rimay Cóndor Environmental Conservation Area Protects 42,000 Acres in the High Andes of Peru
The Rimay Condor ACA spans 42,007 acres (17,000 hectares) in the High Andes of Peru. Endemic, threatened, and fragile ecosystem-associated species inhabit this area, such as the Ash-breasted Tit-Tyrant.
Budgets, Bills, and Birds
What do the Long-billed Curlew, Canada Warbler, and ‘Akeke‘e have in common? They all benefit from funds coming from the U.S. federal budgeting process.
Thirteen Tips to Make the Journey Safer for Migrating Birds
Right now, millions of birds are on their way north to their breeding grounds, drawn by the abundant food sources and nesting sites that await them.
