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If we fail to act, many beloved birds—including the Snowy Owl—may not survive a future impacted by climate change. 93% of the icy tundra where they nest and breed could become too warm to support them. With the Arctic warming at four times the global average, we must flock together to bring birds back before it’s too late. That’s why, with your support, we’re working to halt, and ultimately reverse, the decline of birds across the Americas. And through Audubon magazine, you’ll see the story unfold: the challenges birds face, and the hope your generosity helps create.

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