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Do you know where the latest news about birds and conservation takes flight? In Audubon magazine, of course! Right now, when you become an annual supporter, you’ll protect the birds you love and receive a special gift—our exclusive award-winning magazine—as a special thanks. Each quarterly issue keeps dedicated bird lovers like you updated on the latest in bird conservation, and features stunning imagery and intriguing research that is sure to inspire. Will you claim your free Audubon magazine by starting an annual gift today? Give before July 31st to get the Fall issue! ([link removed])
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Birds urgently need the protection of people who care about them and are ready to help—people like you. The 2025 State of the Birds report found that a full one-third of U.S. birds are in need of conservation action. Population declines are happening across all habitats. It’s up to us to protect beloved birds like the Bald Eagle, a national symbol whose recovery from near-endangerment is a testament to effective science-based conservation and policy advocacy.

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