From National Audubon Society <[email protected]>
Subject Bird habitats are disappearing, but you can help!
Date September 27, 2023 4:06 PM
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Scientists are sounding the alarm and the message is loud and clear: Our bird populations are in a meltdown. The loss of birds—3 billion in North America in the past 50 years—impacts every single one of us.

Every bird helps make our environment healthier for all of us, yet certain species, like Tricolored Blackbirds, have seen their population drop from millions in the early 20th century to less than 200,000 today. Thanks to a group of generous donors, every new annual donation will be matched up to $5,000. Will you join us before the opportunity expires tomorrow? ([link removed])

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Did you know that over 95 percent of the Tricolored Blackbird population resides in California? In just a six-year period between 2008 and 2014, two-thirds of its population has disappeared!

We used to have millions of these stunning blackbirds birds flooding the skies of California, yet right now local surveys show just over 200,000 nest in the Central Valley. That’s why we’re working day and night with our partners to help restore the Tricolored Blackbird population. In fact, because of our efforts in California’s Central Valley, nearly 100 percent of nesting attempts on agricultural lands between 2015 and 2022 were conserved, protecting more than 170,000 birds in 2021 alone.

 

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The Tricolored Blackbird has lost 50% of their population since 1970.

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95 percent of the Central Valley wetlands – a major nesting ground for the Tricolored Blackbird – have disappeared.

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Audubon has worked to save on average 122,000 nesting Tricolored Blackbirds since 2015.

 

While encouraging news all around, our fight to protect Tricolored Blackbirds—and all vulnerable birds—is far from over. Our world is only getting hotter and humans are only expanding further and further into nesting grounds.

That’s why your support couldn’t come at a more important time for all birds. Please, can we count on you to start your first annual recurring gift to have your impact matched up to $5,000? ([link removed])

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Photo: Tom Benson/Flickr (CC BY-NC-ND 2.0). Illustrations: Piping Plover; Tricolored Blackbird; Rufous Hummingbird

 

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