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When ³Ô¹ÏºÚÁÏ Members Speak Up for Birds, Congress Listens
May 04, 2017 — In response to a draconian budget proposal, the ³Ô¹ÏºÚÁÏ network sprang into action and ensured key conservation programs stayed funded.
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Birds Avoid Chopping Block (For Now) as Congress Leaves Out Most Proposed Cuts to Conservation
May 04, 2017 — The spending package for the rest of the fiscal year includes increases for several programs that thousands of ³Ô¹ÏºÚÁÏ members urged their members of Congress to fund.
Press Room
British Birders Chartered Private Flights to See Europe's First Red-winged Blackbird
May 02, 2017 — The bird, a female, was reported on a remote Scottish island this weekend, inspiring "twitchers" throughout the UK to go on the chase of their lives.
Birds in the News
The 10 Best Places to See a Migrating Red Knot (or Thousands)
May 02, 2017 — For prime viewing, head to these East Coast beaches.
News
Join the ³Ô¹ÏºÚÁÏ Bird Guide App Beta Testers Group
May 01, 2017 — We're looking for volunteers to help us test forthcoming app updates before they're publicly available
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The Female Rufous Hummingbird Is a Master Nest Builder
May 01, 2017 — Marvels of avian engineering, each nest is only the size of half a walnut.
Podcast
Introducing Bird Alert
April 29, 2017 — You can now receive a daily notification on your device when the birds you want to see are sighted nearby. Here's how to set it up.
New Feature
Why the EPA Should Resist Pressure from Pesticide Makers and Stick by Its Science
April 28, 2017 — An enormous body of research shows that organophosphate pesticides adversely affect endangered birds and other wildlife. Pesticide manufacturers prefer the Environmental Protection Agency ignore it.
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