Declining water levels in the West are putting communities (+birds and other wildlife) at risk. @audubonsociety is advocating for healthy and lasting rivers and lakes #birdsneedwater https://t.co/9OACa7bFBm
If you’ll be at #SEJ2024, come to the @audubonsociety dinner on Thursday. You’ll meet @DeppeJill, scientist and senior director of Audubon’s Migratory Bird Initiative, and @JulieHGabriel, our vice president of water conservation. It’ll be a ton of brilliance all in one room!
While wetlands cover only 6% of the world's surface, 40% of all plant & animal species live or breed in them—they also filter water & help mitigate climate stressors & floods. On #WorldWetlandsDay, check out our hemispheric work to protect these resources for birds & people. 🧵
We need to continue reforming Colorado River management—because while winter storms are inherently good for water supplies, there is no guarantee winters will be long, sustained, or consistent. @JnPitt#BirdsNeedWater https://t.co/seFhzj4zrU
As we face a hotter, drier climate, short-term reductions in water use are non-negotiable—carrying on as usual risks collapse of the #CORiver's reservoirs. Durable investments are also needed to help the wildlife that depend on it. @jnpitt#BirdsNeedWater https://t.co/AI31ftb8pe
On #SciFriLive📻, @AudubonSociety's Geoff LeBaron & @Nicole_Michel join us to celebrate the 122nd Christmas Bird Count. Learn how the data collected from this annual community science project have fueled bird and climate research.
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