Bike to Work Week May 11-15

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Join Cowlitz on the Move and PeaceHealth and bike to work during Bike to Work Week May 11 to May 15, 2009. For The Daily News article on the event, click here. Help Cowlitz on the Move document participation by signing up on their webpage

Audubon WA News

Volunteers at the Heart of the Intermountain West Shorebird Survey
Filling a decades-long data gap in one of the most critical migratory corridors in North America
Searching for sage grouse: Looking for a chicken-sized needle in south-central WA
Originally published at Northwest Public Broadcasting
Record-breaking Raptors
Mother-daughter team counts a record number of Red-tailed Hawks, revealing important trends
Audubon Conservation Ranching Comes to Washington
Audubon Conservation Ranching Expands Along the West Coast with Support from National Fish and Wildlife Foundation to Protect Birds on Grazing Lands
High Country News: Audubon Washington Urges New Model for Clean Energy Siting
We’re pushing for a new approach to wind energy siting that ensures collaboration with tribes and local governments from the start.

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New Analysis Reveals That ‘Beautiful' Birds Are Studied Much More Than ‘Drab’ Species
Silas Fischer, a PhD candidate at the University of Toledo, has been studying Gray Vireos since they were an undergraduate. Gray Vireos, songbirds of the arid woodlands of the Southwest, are very...
Q&A with Erik Johnson on the Lasting Impact of the BP Oil Spill
On April 20, 2010, the BP Deepwater Horizon oil rig exploded, killing 11 people and spilling an estimated 200 million gallons of oil into the Gulf of Mexico. In remembrance of that disaster 15...
Do Birds Pee? Hummingbirds Do—a Lot
It doesn’t take a degree in ornithology to recognize that hummingbirds are unique. From their tiny bodies to their iridescent feathers, almost everything about the winged gems is distinctive. But...

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