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2013 Bird of the Year

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Photo credit: Karen Laubenstein, US Fish & Wildlife Service

Teshekpuk Lake is one of Alaska's many Important Bird Areas

Teshekpuk Lake in the National Petroleum Reserve-Alaska supports hundreds of thousands of nesting and migrating birds, like this female Red Phalarope.

Photo credit: Gerrit Vyn, Macaulay Library at Cornell Lab of Ornithology

Audubon Alaska uses science to guide our conservation efforts.

South Prince of Wales Island in the Tongass National Forest.

Photo credit: John Schoen

Audubon Alaska's WatchList highlights vulnerable or declining bird species.

Spectacled Eiders are on the Alaska WatchList.

Photo credit: Gerrit Vyn, Macaulay Library at the Cornell Lab of Ornithology

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Tongass National Forest

Our new report reveals "The Costs of Senate Bill 340" to the rarest and biggest Tongass trees.

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2013 Bird Festivals in Alaska

Celebrate Alaska's birds around the state with these fun festivals in 2013.

2013 Great American Arctic Birding Challenge!

2013 Great American Arctic Birding Challenge: March 1-June 1

Audubon CEO Comments on National Petroleum Reserve-Alaska Decision

Published: Feb 21, 2013

Final plan for NPRA protects 11 million acres, including Teshekpuk Lake.

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Flyways

Bar-tailed Godwits set the world record for long-distance nonstop flights.

Alaska WatchList

Highlighting Declining and Vulnerable Bird Populations ALASKA WATCHLIST 2010

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