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— By following birding best-practices, you can help protect Great Lakes birds

— Birds and Brews, presented by Audubon Great Lakes and Detroit Audubon, welcomed Michigan residents, local leaders for a discussion on climate action to protect birds and communities

— Three-year-long conservation effort adds green space and reconnects waterways to bring back declining bird species, fish and alleviate flooding on the Southeast Side of Chicago

— Birds and Brews, presented by Audubon Great Lakes and Amos Butler Audubon Society, welcomed Indiana residents, local leaders for a discussion on the policy solutions that will protect birds and communities

— Whether you’re in a suburban, urban, or rural landscape you can adopt several watershed and wetland friendly behaviors that will reduce your impact

— From clean water to flood protection and homes for wildlife, wetlands provide many services to communities

— Nature based solutions like wetland restoration provide clean drinking water and protect against both drought and flooding by collecting excess water

— Will build landowner relationships that help the Audubon Conservation Ranching program grow

— Researchers, partners and volunteers work together to protect endangered shorebird

— Help accelerate efforts to protect and restore the largest system of fresh surface water in the world