The revised plan falls short in some areas, but overall keeps diverse bird habitat in the forest.

The end of prescribed fire season means the marshes are ready to grow back healthier for birds.

A revised proposal from the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service strengthens some protections, but would still prematurely remove endangered status for this bird on the brink.

Dredged sand will protect one of North Carolina’s few Royal Tern colonies from erosion, rising seas.

Migrating birds will find safer passage through Greensboro and Asheville beginning this spring.

It’s still winter, but many birds are already building nests and raising their young.

Building on momentum from 2021, we'll be speaking up for bipartisan policy solutions to protect birds and people.

Our state has huge offshore wind energy potential. We want to make sure the industry grows in ways that protect birds and fight climate change.

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