All these comments on all these actions by the Trump Administration are confusing. Let's break it down.

Audubon is partnering with other conservation organizations to protect shorebirds across the Pacific Flyway.

A settlement agreement was reached to reduce the size of the Panoche Valley Solar Project that will conserve important grassland habitat for rare and endangered species as well as advance renewable energy and create local jobs.

Despite stiff opposition, the Trump Administration continues push to open new drilling off California coast.

The four national marine sanctuaries off the coast of California are every bit as rich with wildlife and rarified natural treasures as our national parks on land.

Audubon California and other conservation groups vow to oppose H.R. 23 in the Senate.

Audubon California partners with faith-based groups to reach people who live in communities around the Salton Sea about issues related to the shrinking lake.

Passage of Assembly Bill 398 reauthorizes landmark cap-and-trade program and will reduce air pollution in California’s communities. It will be great for birds, too.

With the Trump Administration completely abandoning any effort to address the climate change crisis, the State of California must lead on this vital issue to both birds and people.

The Yolo County farm finds innovative ways to benefit wildlife on its property