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Newsletter | September 2022

We Have Entered the Golden Age of Bird Migration Science

Created by Audubon and nine founding partners, using migration data contributed by hundreds of researchers and institutions, the Bird Migration Explorer ([link removed]) is a first-of-its-kind, free, interactive, digital platform that visualizes the heroic annual journeys of 458 North American migratory species. Available in English ([link removed]) and Spanish ([link removed]), you can use the Explorer to see the incredible journeys of migratory birds throughout the year, how they connect us across the hemisphere, and the various challenges they face along the way. By mapping where, when, and how extensively species are exposed to human activities and environmental changes, we can develop more effective solutions that will maximize benefits for birds and people. Start exploring ([link removed])
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How to See Birds On the Move

The Bird Migration Explorer reveals never-before-seen insights about the journeys of individual migratory species and details how and where birds encounter 19 different conservation challenges. Our explainer walks through how you can use the Explorer to learn about the birds in your community, the journeys they make, and the challenges they experience along the way. Learn more ([link removed])
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A Year in the Life of Diego the Swainson's Hawk

Every spring and fall, billions of migratory birds make journeys that test the limits of their endurance, often traveling thousands of miles between their summer and winter ranges. For a close-up look at one bird’s incredible journey, visit our interactive story map to see Diego, a Swainson’s Hawk, in action. Follow along ([link removed])
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Upcoming Events

* The Sounds of Nocturnal Migration ([link removed])
Audubon Rockies
Saturday, October 8, 6 p.m. - 7:30 p.m. MT

* Community Science: St. Louis River Estuary Bird Count ([link removed])
Audubon Great Lakes
Anytime, now through October

* For a full list of virtual and in-person programs, visit Audubon.org/events ([link removed])
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Watch: Flight of the Wood Stork

In the heart of the Western Everglades lies Audubon's Corkscrew Swamp Sanctuary, historically the site of the largest nesting colony of Wood Storks in the country. However, in recent decades, Wood Storks are frequently choosing not to nest at the Sanctuary, or their nests are failing. From flying in the sky to walking through fire, the people who love this special place are fighting to bring Wood Storks back. Watch the video ([link removed])
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Don't Wing It This Election. Make a Plan to Vote.

Election Day is quickly approaching. Do you have a voting plan? In addition to federal races, state and local elections happening around the country will have a big impact on our communities and our birds. Join Audubon and bird lovers across the country and pledge to Vote For The Birds. Take the pledge ([link removed]) and check your voter registration ([link removed])
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Learn Even More About Your Favorite Migratory Birds

Brush up your ID skills in time for fall migration with our National Audubon Society Guide to Birds of North America. Now featuring conservation statuses for every species, this resource is great for outdoor enthusiasts and experts alike. Learn more ([link removed])

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