Audubon
Flyways of America
Protecting birds and their habitats
Killdeer Photo: Daniel Dauria
Successful advancement of Audubon Dakota’s mission is achieved by focusing on conservation strategies that target habitat protection through on-the-ground conservation. Audubon Dakota’s on-the-ground conservation efforts are further focused through the National Audubon Society’s Climate Report (2014) and Grassland Report (2019) which identify climatic and land use influences on the Northern Great Plains, and provide conservation prioritization areas.
The Audubon Conservation Ranching Initiative is a market-based approach that connects conservation-conscious consumers to ranchers that employ "bird-friendly" management practices in raising their livestock.
A new study from National Audubon Society scientists built on Audubon's 2014 Birds and Climate Report revealed that climate change is the number one threat to birds.
Learn about the Conservation Ranching Initiative, Prairie Management Toolbox Programs and where to buy products raised on Audubon-Certified land.
CFP will work with North Dakota's producers to restore marginal crop lands back to grasslands to improve forage availabilty and quality.
Over 1,000 acres of restored habitat along the Red River and over 20 Urban Woods and Prairies Nature Parks in Fargo-Moorhead.
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