Policy

Low river herring numbers threaten our Long Island Sound ecosystem

— These forage fish need better protections so they can continue to provide meals for birds, larger fish, and other wildlife

Rodenticides may not target birds, but they do kill them

— Content warning: This article sadly includes a description of a deceased owl that was brought to our Sharon Audubon Center’s Wildlife Rehabilitation Clinic.

Recap of 2024 Biennial Budget Adjustment Proposal

— Governor Lamont proposes funding opportunities for climate change planning and adaptation

New Law Aims to Increase Horseshoe Crab Populations

— Migratory birds like the Red Knot depend on crab eggs to fuel their long journey north.

"Lights Out" Bill Passes House Unanimously

— It is now up to the Senate to help save migratory birds from fatal collisions

State Rep. Dorinda Borer Secures $850,000 for Audubon Connecticut to Create a Regional Coastal Resilience Hub in West Haven

Statements on Duck Baiting Arrest and Sentencing

Connecticut Establishes a New Law to Protect Important Forage Fish Species

— These limits will help ensure birds like the Least Tern have sustainable levels of forage fish species to eat and feed their young.

Opportunity to Gain 5,200 Protected Coastal Acres

— An update to the Coastal Barrier Resources Act would impact birds that depend on our shoreline, wetlands, and estuaries.