Monitoring and preserving Washington's sagebrush shrubsteppe ecosystem
Photo: Kathy Criddle
Through policy, education, and community science, Audubon is working to protect and conserve the valuable sagebrush shrub-steppe and grassland resources of beautiful Eastern Washington. By developing partnerships, training opportunities, and input to management plans, Putting Working Lands to Work for Birds and People is providing agencies and landowners with the knowledge and tools they need to make bird friendly habitat management decisions that support struggling populations of priority bird species.
Working to protect the beauty that is Eastern Washington.
Partnering with landowners across the hemisphere to manage bird habitat.
Working locally to find common values and develop consensus actions.
Advocating for additional lands to support sagebrush birds and other wildlife.
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