Joy Marzolf is excited to highlight New England’s diverse and lively wildlife during a presentation titled “Birds in Your ...

Restoring oaks make our communities more resilient to wildfire and drought,” said Sara Evans-Peters, who promotes healthy ...

The Lane County Audubon Society is working with Eugene/Springfield residents to create a welcoming habitat for native flora ...

My mother fed birds in our backyard, which backed up to a nice woodland,” Greenfield resident Pat Serrentino, a lifelong bird ...

Bill and I have studied birds for many years (me since I was a ... First, they are severely threatened due to lack of habitat. Second, they eat up to 15,000 insects a day (top that Martins!).

A new report reveals that more than one-third of all U.S. bird species stand in high or moderate conservation danger.

A wide variety of birds may visit backyards in the Greater Boston area. What makes a good backyard habitat? How do you attract those beautiful birds? Who is coming and who is going this time of year?