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Habitat Conservation - for birds, people, & communities

Conservation

Coasts

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Climate

Conservation

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Join us to ensure the continued health and protection of New York's ecosystem.

Birds

Ways To Help

Your dollars save birds. It's that simple.

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Advocacy

We work with lawmakers at the local, state, and federal level to pass effective conservation policies and legislation.

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Get Outside

That's where the birds are, after all.

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News & Updates

Advocacy

Audubon New York Delivers Testimony at Hearing for Environmental Conservation

Climate action, renewable energy, and wetlands were among the priorities highlighted.

Advocacy

Administration Proposes Funding Cuts for Delaware River Watershed Conservation

Vital restoration program protects quality, clean water for birds and people at risk.

Birding

Where to See Bald Eagles in New York

Here are many of the best locations, statewide, for spotting the ultimate American bird.

Advocacy

Administration Doubles Down on Bird-Killer Policy

100-year-old bipartisan conservation law in the cross-hairs

Advocacy

2020 New York State Policy Agenda

Advocacy

Executive Budget Proposals Will Make a Lasting Impact on the Environment

Governor Andrew M. Cuomo unveils a strong environmental agenda for 2020 that will protect New York State’s birds and people.

Press Room

Audubon New York Statement on Governor Andrew Cuomo’s 2020 State of the State Address

By Sharon Bruce

January 8, 2020 — The proposed Restore Mother Nature bond act would provide funding to restore our streams, wetlands, and coasts and support the wildlife that depends on them.

Advocacy

Audubon: Congress Must Pass New Bird Protection Bill

Bird Emergency Requires Urgent Action

Advocacy

Millions of Migratory Birds Catch a Break as NYC Passes Bird-Friendly Building Law

Construction of new buildings and major renovations to existing buildings will now be required to use bird-safe materials that greatly reduce collision risks to migratory birds.