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News & Updates

Changes to Roadless Rule puts Alaska’s old-growth forests at risk
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Changes to Roadless Rule puts Alaska’s old-growth forests at risk

— Process to write Alaska-specific rule could open protected areas to logging.
Audubon Alaska Honored by the Coast Guard for Bering Strait Mapping
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Audubon Alaska Honored by the Coast Guard for Bering Strait Mapping

— Audubon Alaska received a Public Service Commendation from the USCG for Audubon's recommendations regarding Areas to be Avoided in the Bering Strait Port Access Route Study.
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The Last Peregrination of an Arctic Falcon
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The Last Peregrination of an Arctic Falcon

Per-e-gri-na-tion (perəɡrəˈnāSH(ə)n) / noun: A journey, especially a long or meandering one.

Rushed Lease Sale Process Jeopardizes the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge
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Rushed Lease Sale Process Jeopardizes the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge

— Migrating Arctic birds face an uncertain future as the Department of the Interior accelerates process.
Tongass National Forest narrowly avoids threat from spending bill
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Tongass avoids threat from spending bill

— Two Tongass-related riders are not included in the legislative text for the 2018 omnibus spending bill.
Our New Ecological Atlas Takes Flight
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Our New Ecological Atlas Takes Flight

Learn more about the impact of our atlas.

Sneaky Budget Riders Imperil Tongass Trees
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Sneaky Budget Riders Imperil Tongass Trees

Tongass-related legislative riders could get attached to the federal government's omnibus appropriations bill.

Audubon Flying to Court for Izembek National Wildlife Refuge
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Audubon Flying to Court for Izembek National Wildlife Refuge

— Audubon and other conservation groups filed a lawsuit today challenging the recent land transfer agreement.
Department of the Interior Agrees to Trade Away Vital Bird Habitat
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Department of the Interior Agrees to Trade Away Vital Bird Habitat

— The Trump administration is doubling down on its irresponsible management of our nation’s public lands and waters.

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