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Landmark Mid-Barataria Sediment Diversion Receives Final Permits
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Landmark Mid-Barataria Sediment Diversion Receives Final Permits

— A Record of Decision issued by the Army Corps of Engineers advances the largest ecosystem restoration project in U.S. history
National Audubon Society Announces Creation of Audubon Delta, New Executive Director Dawn O’Neal
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National Audubon Society Announces Creation of Audubon Delta, New Executive Director Dawn O’Neal

— Audubon Louisiana, Arkansas, and Mississippi join forces on region-wide conservation efforts with Dawn O’Neal at its helm.
Stewardship Success in Southwest Louisiana
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Stewardship Success in Southwest Louisiana

Volunteer bird stewards contributed 50 hours of service to protect beach-nesting birds over the Memorial Day weekend.

Protect birds by supporting HB 535
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Protect birds by supporting HB 535

We need your voice to get this bill to the finish line!

Legislature Moves to Protect Louisiana's Coast from Destructive Menhaden Industry
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Legislature Moves to Protect Louisiana's Coast from Destructive Menhaden Industry

Huge nets used to scoop up these little fish are dangerous to seabirds, fish, and other wildlife.

New Orleans City Council Adopts Renewable and Clean Portfolio Standard
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New Orleans City Council Adopts Renewable and Clean Portfolio Standard

— New Orleans Becomes First City in the Gulf South to Commit to 100% Net-Zero Emissions Resources by 2040, Zero Carbon By 2050
Louisiana Loses a Conservation Hero – A Tribute to Randy Moertle
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Louisiana Loses a Conservation Hero – A Tribute to Randy Moertle

For decades, Randy worked with various landowners and managers, including the Audubon Society and our Rainey Conservation Alliance partners. Over the last ten years, he led this group in attracting over $80 million in coastal restoration funding to benefit thousands of acres of wetlands and cheniers.

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Audubon Arkansas, Audubon Louisiana, and Audubon Mississippi have joined forces to become Audubon Delta.