Khara Strum, Conservation Project Manager with the Working Lands Program, learns her own lesson while teaching children the impacts of climate change.

Our friends at the Department of Fish and Wildlife report the first run of spawning herring in San Francisco Bay, at Richardson Bay last week.

This #GivingTuesday we thank our dedicated volunteers.

Today I was reminded that volunteers are the backbone of our community and we should celebrate the contribution they make to our society every single day.

Sonoma Creek tidal marsh works like a charm during king tide event

Jane Braxton Little writes about, "An avoidable catastrophe for nesting grebes." in the Sacramento Bee featuring Plumas Audubon Societies own David Arsenault and Audubon's Grebe Project.

Twice a month, Ralph Baker and John Harris from Stanislaus Audubon Society spend a day inspecting habitat and counting birds at the Grasslands Wildlife Management Area in Los Banos, one of fourteen refuges named as essential habitat under the Central Valley Project Improvement Act.

Plan is an attempt to map both renewable energy and conservation across huge swath of desert habitat.

The murders of two women in L.A.'s Ernest E. Debs Regional Park remind us that a park where no one feels safe isn't really a park at all

Humboldt Bay is one of the most important places for shorebirds and waterbirds. We're working to keep it that way.