California led the way on removing hazard of lead ammunition from the environment. Federal government should follow suit.

Black History Month gives us the opportunity to recognize the groundbreaking nature photography of Robert A. Gilbert.

A Jan. 19 directive to phase out the use of lead ammunition on federal wildlife areas is certain to be controversial. It shouldn't be.

Doing a Christmas Bird Count at the Salton Sea reveals a great deal about changes at California largest inland lake.

Herring are critical food for Pacific Flyway birds in our urban estuary.

Northern anchovy is a little fish that packs a big punch for marine and coastal birds. With stocks hovering at low levels, the Audubon network is working to understand and protect this key forage fish.

An Audubon team examines what remains, what has been lost, and where there are opportunities to bring habitat back.

From the Salton Sea to the Central Valley, from Owens Lake to San Francisco Bay -- the Western Sandpiper is in a lot of places Audubon California works.

The small but mighty southern California chapter scores another victory with the successful passage of Measure C.

Can Audubon California’s efforts to support birds on Central Valley farms can be translated to the Imperial Valley?