Stumped by bird behavior? Can't identify an elusive bird you saw? Never fear! The Doctor is in the House! Email your questions to Dr. Dan the Bird Man.
A new study strongly links declining duck numbers with climate change.
Arkansas doesn't need another dirty coal-fired power plant. Get updates on Audubon's work to prevent Southwestern Electric Power Company from building a 600MW coal plant that will have detrimental effects on human health and the environment.
Arkansas is at a critical juncture in water management. Decisions we make now can move the state toward or away from crisis. Citizens and institutions have the opportunity to participate in those decisions now and in the next few years or risk being left high and dry after decisions are made by others. Arkansas' Water Future is a coalition of Audubon Arkansas, The Nature Conservancy's Arkansas Field Office and the Arkansas Public Policy Panel. The Coalition is assisting the Winthrop Rockefeller Foundation with strategies that engage Arkansans in efforts that focus on improving water policy.
New Poll Shows Arkansans Support Green Jobs & Energy
A new opinion poll conducted by Audubon shows that Arkansas voters support renewable energy, energy efficiency, cap and trade, and green job creation. Below please find a summary and full report of the poll's findings.
For a state-by-state picture of occupations that gain from green investments click here green job opportunities.
Ever wonder what to do about a woodpecker pecking on your house? Or what you should do if you find a baby bird? We've compiled some helpful answers to some of the most common questions about birds.
A new study strongly links declining duck numbers with climate change.
The 110th Christmas Bird Count: Citizen Science in Action
Submit your sightings - any bird, any where, any time
