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Audubon report shows decline of water habitat for birds

Audubon's new report examines the declining water habitat for birds in the American West.

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Songbirds in “bird hotels,” on the Texas coast, waiting to be examined and banded.
Credit: Emily Cohen

Audubon's new report examines the declining water habitat for birds in the American West. Titled "Water and Birds in the Arid West: Habitats in Decline," the report shows the effect of climate change on water and birds in the region and offers recommendations for how to shift water strategies for a more sustainable future for birds as well a people in arid Western states. The full report is here. (Audubon)

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