August 10, 2025, marks the 10th anniversary of Alaska Wild Salmon Day. Here's where to celebrate throughout the state.

Join the National Audubon Society in urging the Department of the Interior to uphold the 2024 rule that protects these critical Arctic lands. These landscapes aren’t just stunning—they’re essential for biodiversity, climate stability, and cultural survival. We must act now.

Audubon statements on the passing of our colleague and friend, Dr. Shiloh Schulte, who recently died in a helicopter crash while conducting conservation work in Alaska.

A recap of a three-day gathering of community members, conservation and climate professionals, Indigenous leaders, and funders on Dena’ina lands.

Comment on the Juneau Douglas North Crossing draft Planning and Environmental Linkages (PEL) Study.

American Pacific Mining Corp., which recently took full ownership of the proposed Palmer Mine, has also decided to leave the project.

This post is full of stories about Alaska birds, where they are celebrated, and how science can save them, plus a talking Aleutian Tern.

Learn about old-growth forests like the Tongass, Arctic Alaska, Alaska’s bears and Pacific Salmon, and how Alaska’s intact ecosystems are being affected by resource development and climate change.

Join us in Juneau on April 18 and 19, 2025, for an engaging session on the fantastic community science tool eBird followed by a next-morning field trip!

The story of a tiny shorebird’s epic journey, powered by an invisible fuel in the mud.