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Gulf Coast habitat project targets speckled trout and redfish near Galliano

GALLIANO — Conservation groups and the Louisiana Department of Wildlife and Fisheries are working to restore fishing habitats along the Gulf Coast.Crews in Terrebonne Par...

NWTF, Quail Forever Create Healthy Habitat

Virginia NWTF, Quail Forever and VDWR launched the Century Project at Flippo-Gentry WMA, using $25,000 for longleaf pine restoration and brood habitat. Timber harvesting and mulchi...

Washington’s “Apple Capital” Grows More Than Fruit: Lake Wenatchee Habitat Project Continues to Bear Fruit

Hunters are helping restore Washington's forests. A $21,500 NWTF Habitat Enhancement Grant, funded by turkey tag sales, improved 18.2 acres in the Lake Wenatchee area, boosting wil...

Shorty Hopper: Fantastic Subtle Hopper Pattern

Grasshoppers become a staple in a trout’s diet in the late summer. Trout will often move several feet to pick up a hopper off the surface. This has given rise to the term “Hopper S...

Hi-Vis Peacock Beetle: Versatile Summer Terrestrial Tying Tutorial

The doldrums of summer have arrived, things are hot, trout are ornery, and aquatic insect hatches are dwindling in the lower sections of our rivers. We are entering a transitionary...

Get a Close-up of Skimmer Hatchlings Through the Lens of our Beach Bird Stewards

Currently, on the South End of Wrightsville Beach, tiny gray and white downy Black Skimmer chicks with long legs and thick beaks have just hatched. With temperatures soaring, it’s ...

Summer Fly Spotlight: Fulling Mill’s Burkus’ Bareback Rider Gold Stone

Golden Stoneflies are one of the most important large insects that hatch here in the Western US. This bug is responsible for big, explosive dry fly eats in the summer. It is also p...

Summer Fly Spotlight: Fulling Mill’s Tactical Light Cahill Parachute

There are a few insects that are synonymous with summer dry fly fishing in the west. If we narrow it down to the insect order of Ephemeroptera, which envelops our beloved mayflies,...

Conserving Habitat Has Always Been Central to the Endangered Species Act

Every bird, and every community, depends on healthy habitat. Forests, grasslands, wetlands, and coasts sustain birds throughout their life cycles while also supporting clean water,...

Chapters Create Critical Nesting Space for Purple Martins

Purple Martins grace the skies of Florida every spring and summer, but development and habitat changes have reduced their natural nesting sites. Audubon chapters around Florida hav...

Insect Crossbreeds with Urchin

Dropshotting is entering a new era. The Flutter GIZMO brings Japanese design innovation to North American bass anglers, combining an intricate insect profile with multi-appendage a...

Black-capped Vireos at Balcones Canyonlands NWR

On a recent trip to Texas for the Spring Chirp bird festival, we had a chance to do a little exploring. I have done a bit of birding around the Hill Country, but there is just so m...

More Owls Nest at Gillmor Sanctuary Thanks to New Digs—Literally!

Staff, partners, and volunteers have been busy at Audubon’s Gillmor Sanctuary along Great Salt Lake. Ongoing restoration projects have seen over a thousand acres of invasive tamari...

Say Cheese! TWRA Trail Cameras Photograph Wildlife using Healthy Habitat

Years of habitat restoration at Tennessee's North Cumberland Wildlife Management Area are paying off. Trail cameras now show deer, elk and wild turkeys thriving after invasive spec...

Fire on the Delmarva Landscape Fuels Healthy Habitat for the Flock

Over 800 acres across Delaware and Maryland received prescribed burns this spring and summer, creating critical nesting and brood-rearing habitat for wild turkeys and advancing lan...

Putting Beavers Back to Work on Moose Creek

Healthy habitat starts with food, cover and water. Montana’s Upper Moose Creek Beaver Restoration Project used Beaver Dam Analog structures, large wood and relocated beavers to res...

Summer Heat Pushes Arizona Anglers to High Country Waters

Glorious Twelfth fortunes split as Angus Glens thrive and Highland moors struggle

The season comes as brood numbers are still struggling in some parts of the country, with scientists following individual hens from before they lay through to the point at which th...

Zoos as Night Heron Habitats

Zoos can be great places to see birds, and not just in an aviary – wild birds sometimes feel right at home in these urban green spaces. For example, Black-crowned Night Herons love...

Hatched Happiness: Woodland Park Zoo Welcomes New Humboldt Penguin Chick!

Posted by Craig Newberry, CommunicationsPhotos: Jeremy Dwyer-Lindgren/Woodland Park ZooWe are eggstatic to announce the arrival of a new Humboldt penguin chick!The chick hatched Ju...

Becoming "BFFs" with Purple Martins at the Montezuma Audubon Center

Article written by Montezuma Audubon Center intern Ay-Zoh Shaw.From observing ugly-cute hatchlings to helping band scraggly, incessantly-chirping fledglings, monitoring and caring...

How Cutting Down Trees Helps a Unique Owl in Utah

At Audubon’s Gillmor Sanctuary at Great Salt Lake in Utah, the grass and scattered shrubs of the uplands serve as ideal habitat for Burrowing Owls. While most owls are tree dweller...

Surveying Bobolinks to prevent chick mortality

Written by Hailey Faurot, Student Conservation Association (SCA) intern with the Constitution Marsh Audubon Center and Sanctuary, including Buttercup Farm, Rheinstrom Hill, and Ram...

Missouri’s Shepherd of the Hills Fish Hatchery Features Two-Headed Snake and Millions of Trout (LISTEN)

If you’re looking for something a little unusual to see in the Ozarks, there’s a two-headed snake living at the Shepherd of the Hills Fish Hatchery near Branson. But that’s just on...