Although I’ve been a birder for nearly twenty years, nothing had prepared me for experiencing a Sandhill Crane migration along Nebraska’s Platte River, one in every of the most important wildlife migrations on Earth. But there I used to be, trying to absorb the sound of intense bugle calls and countless feathers flapping, combined with … Read more
The Mississippi River is one among our most vital natural assets, providing drinking water to over 20 million Americans. The river’s watershed encompasses 40 percent of the contiguous United States and spans 31 states. The diverse habitats along the river host a globally significant flyway supporting greater than 325 species of birds. That’s just a … Read more
As lawmakers get back to work they need to take a moment to walk outside and look up — on the birds whose fate is intertwined with our own. As we emerge from the most well liked yr on record, the indisputable fact that North America’s bird population has declined by three billion since 1970, … Read more
**Este artículo se puede encontrar en español** This yr was marked by incredible progress in terms of Audubon’s priorities for water conservation in the West, and yet, now we have so far more to do for the birds and individuals who rely on clean and reliable water. In my lifetime, North America has lost greater than … Read more
Camping is a incredible approach to spend time with our pets! Sunny days spent exploring nature … and quiet, starry nights by the campfire. And if we follow proper camping etiquette with our pets, we’re good camping neighbors and also helping to make sure the camping facilities we visit stay pet friendly. Camping is … Read more
Just as with humans, cats have preferences and react to each positive and negative experiences. Although they’re very tolerant of the mistakes humans make, certain behaviors relations do could cause stress and damage the bond. I’ve written many articles in regards to the ways to strengthen the bond, and the way to foster a … Read more