Katie Valentine
Audubon Society
Washington, DC, United States
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Past articles by Katie:
The Gray Jay Will Officially Be Called the Canada Jay Again
And as it turns out, the bird's name should have been switched back more than 50 years ago. → Read More
The Amazing Story of the Cold War Space-Egg Race
You’ve probably heard of Laika, the space dog, and Ham, the space chimp. But what about Kentucky, the space chicken? → Read More
The Amazing Story of the Cold War Space-Egg Race
You’ve probably heard of Laika, the space dog, and Ham, the space chimp. But what about Kentucky, the space chicken? → Read More
The ‘Blue Apron of hands-on science’ might be America’s best weapon against climate denial
With an administration full of climate science deniers, grassroots education programs are more important than ever. → Read More
Female Birdsong Is Finally Getting the Attention It Deserves
A new community-sourced project is tackling the gender and geographical skew in avian song research. → Read More
We’ve reached the end of the U.S.-Canada climate bromance
Canada is starting to move forward on climate policy, regardless of Trump. → Read More
Underwater pipeline has been leaking gas into a beluga whale habitat for 3 months
An underwater natural gas pipeline has been leaking for three months into an endangered beluga whale habitat. → Read More
2,500 Scientists To Australia: If You Want To Save The Great Barrier Reef, Stop Supporting Coal
Coral reefs around the world are in a dire predicament. → Read More
New Bill Would Give Bees And Other Struggling Pollinators A Boost
Pollinators are under huge amounts of stress, struggling to survive as habitats are destroyed. → Read More
The Historic Coral Bleaching That’s Happening Around The World Is Getting Worse
The worst bleaching event in recorded history isn't likely to let up anytime soon. → Read More
NRA Lobbyist: Pro-Gun Control Lawmakers ‘Will Pay A Price’
One of the nation's top gun lobbyists thinks that the Orlando shooting had little to do with gun control. → Read More
Did Oregon’s Cormorants Finally Snap Under the Pressure of a Cull?
As seabirds flee from East Sand Island, a colony’s future is put into question. → Read More
How To Find Out How Accurate Your Favorite News Site Is On Climate
"Beyond the daily cycle of news and the buzz of new headlines, the idea is to keep track of what happens at one publication." → Read More
Portland Bans Climate-Denying Textbooks From Its Schools
Climate education in Oregon just took a big step forward. → Read More
Over A Third Of North America’s Bird Species Need ‘Urgent Conservation Action’
Thirty-seven percent of migratory birds in North America qualify for the conservation watch list, according to a new report. → Read More
Oil Company Gets The Go-Ahead To Explore For Oil In Wildlife-Rich Preserve
Florida's Big Cypress National Preserve is home to a vast array of plant and animal life. → Read More
Honeybees Died In Large Numbers Last Summer For The Second Year In A Row
It's been another rough year for honeybees. → Read More
Native Communities Stand Up To Proposed Oil Pipeline: ‘This Is Keystone 3’
For native tribes affected by the Dakota Access pipeline, the fight is far from over. → Read More
Jerry Brown Hits Climate-Denying Florida Gov. Rick Scott: ‘Don’t Stick Your Head In The Sand’
When it comes to climate change -- and climate-denying politicians -- California Gov. Jerry Brown doesn't mince words. → Read More
Leaked Documents On U.S.-E.U. Trade Deal Paint Worrisome Environmental Picture, Greenpeace Says
"Nothing indicating climate protection can be found in the obtained texts," Greenpeace says. → Read More