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Audubon Washington Leads Advocacy for Climate Action in 2019 State Legislature

— Supports 100 percent clean energy by mid-century through a 100% Clean Electricity Standard, a Clean Fuel Standard, and Enhanced Building Efficiency Standards.

Audubon Washington Champions Climate Action Despite Defeat of I-1631

— Washington ballot initiative to enact emissions fee on the largest emitters of carbon is blocked by record-setting opposition campaign led by Big Oil.

Audubon Doubles Down on Support for Initiative 1631

— The voters of Washington State are poised to make history by embracing one of the strongest climate policies in the nation.

5 Fire Tips for Birding in Sage Country

— Things every birder can do to protect our fragile landscape in the summer fire season.

Effective July 1, 2018: Higher CGA Rates Can Benefit Your Family and Birds

— Higher rates for Charitable Gift Annuities have taken effect, sparking a win-win for donors and charities

Audubon Endorses I-1631

— Audubon Washington firmly believes that we need to take action now to address our changing climate.

Capturing the Moment at Seward Park Audubon Center

— Bird enthusiasts had the chance to try high-end camera and printing equipment, receive in-depth tutorials, and enjoy a local falconer at recent photography-themed events.

That’s a Wrap: Sagebrush Songbird Survey Marks Fifth Year

— The Sagebrush Songbird Survey just completed another successful year! Data used from the multi-year, million-acre survey will help inform large-scale conservation projects.

Department of Ecology Ends Pesticide Use in Grays Harbor and Willapa Bay

— Washington State ends half a century of pesticides in Grays Harbor and Willapa Bay.

Seward Park Audubon Center Marks 10 years with BirdWeek Celebration

— In celebration of its tenth anniversary, the Seward Park Audubon Center wrapped up its first ever BirdWeek, April 23-28.

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