In this issue: Roseate Spoonbills adapt, tribes reclaim their ancestral lands, climate progress at last, and much more. | Trouble viewing this e-mail? Try our web version ([link removed]).

Audubon Magazine | Winter 2022

Audubon's Winter Issue Is Dashing Through the Mail!

It’s natural as the year winds down to reflect on what brought us here and look forward with the hope of good things to come. So it is with the issue of Audubon about to hit members’ mailboxes: Inside you’ll find stories that explore efforts to address past failings and secure a brighter future for people and the planet. Mix in some gratitude for colorful avians and our latest birding tips and how-tos, and you’ve got a magazine made for a cozy winter evening. Read on for an early look! 

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Flight of the Spoonbills

As sea level rises in South Florida, Roseate Spoonbills are abandoning longtime nesting grounds and colonizing new territories—the pinkest sign of change underway across the world. Keep reading ([link removed])
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Back to Their Land

Tribes are reclaiming and protecting their ancestral lands across the United States. Guided by Indigenous values, an expansive conservation vision is taking hold. Keep reading ([link removed])

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More Stories

* The art ([link removed]) and science ([link removed]) of the avian rainbow

* How to know which waxwing species you’ve encountered  ([link removed])

* Help birds by planting native plant seeds now—yes, now ([link removed])

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An Avoidable Fate

After decades of minimal action, Congress passed the Inflation Reduction Act, the largest and most comprehensive piece of climate legislation in U.S. history. Now it’s time to make the most of this opportunity. Keep reading ([link removed])
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Bitter Harvest

Blamed for destroying millions of acres of crops and fraying the fabric of rural communities, the widely used weedkiller dicamba is also harming the plants birds need, conservation advocates say. Will the EPA finally take action? Keep reading ([link removed])

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