Sandhill Cranes return to the Arctic Refuge year after year to nest and raise their young.

Photo: Scott Helfrich/Audubon Photography Awards

Defend the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge

Oppose drilling in the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge, one of the wildest places left in America.

 

An endangered Whooping Crane (left) and two Sandhill Cranes.

As a co-owner of this public land,  hold elected officials who support drilling accountable and will continue to advocate against drilling in this cherished landscape.

Audubon stands united with other conservation organizations and the Gwich'in people in our efforts to prevent drilling in this nursery for millions of migratory birds, polar bears, and the Porcupine Caribou Herd. 

We are working together with other groups to collect 200,000 pledges—one for every caribou that depends on the Arctic Refuge.
 

Audubon and its partners have teamed up to

officially make 2018 the Year of the Bird.

Link: https://act.audubon.org/onlineactions/vDn6jp0Tb06kqm_eYXDEdQ2