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Water with plants surrounding it, with a National Wildlife Refuge sign in front.
New Everglades to Gulf Conservation Area Will Stretch Across Four Million Acres
June 06, 2024 — Exciting news in Florida conservation.
A Eurasian Eagle-Owl sits on a tree branch looking off to his right, with a squirrel on the branch behind him.
City Life is Hard for Raptors. Can Removing Rat Poison Make it Easier?
June 06, 2024 — Birds of prey have long been casualties in the war on rodents. In the wake of celebrity bird deaths like Flaco the Owl's, advocates are pushing for us to be better neighbors.
Conservation News
A photo of Kelly sitting on a boat.
State of the Everglades Report - A Letter from Director of Everglades Policy Kelly Cox
June 06, 2024
Northern Saw-whet Owl nestled in a tree.
The Northern Saw-whet Owl
June 06, 2024 — When the cooler weather sets in, our friends at Bird Lab begin their owl banding season.
Boreal Forests
A close-up view of a student's hands placing tiny pieces of blue and green pipe cleaners into taped triangles on a piece of paper.
UCF Global Students Visualize Climate Future at Center for Birds of Prey
June 06, 2024 — International students from the University of Central Florida spent a recent day at the Center learning about APP change through nature exploration and art.
APP Center for Birds of Prey
A Magnolia Warbler perches on a willow branch.
Conservation at the Greenwich APP Center: Getting Ready for Our Returning Birds
June 06, 2024 — Learn how the Greenwich APP Center prepares for migration and nesting season!
Line graph showing water levels for 2024 compared to averages since 2000.
2024 Water Year Report
June 06, 2024 — Above-average rainfall through the winter kept our water levels above the usual expected range.
APP's Corkscrew Swamp Sanctuary
Portrait of Sarah T. Dubb looking out over wetlands at sunset.
Twice-Shy Lovebirds Open Their Hearts in This Steamy (and Birdy!) Romance Novel
June 04, 2024 — Sarah T. Dubb’s debut rom-com, “Birding With Benefits,” celebrates love, new beginnings, and a really great checklist—all under the Tucson sun.
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