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Birds

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Common Crane

Latin:  Grus grus

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Little Egret

Latin:  Egretta garzetta

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Loggerhead Kingbird

Latin:  Tyrannus caudifasciatus

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Yellow-chevroned Parakeet

Latin:  Brotogeris chiriri

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Variegated Flycatcher

Latin:  Empidonomus varius

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Rose-ringed Parakeet

Latin:  Psittacula krameri

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Redwing

Latin:  Turdus iliacus

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Mitred Parakeet

Latin:  Psittacara mitratus

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    Transitioning to Audubon Great Plains
    Press Center February 7, 2023

    Transitioning to Audubon Great Plains

    Soft launching our new website!

    The Threat to Our Grasslands That Isn't Getting Enough Press: Trees
    Working Lands January 17, 2023

    The Threat to Our Grasslands That Isn't Getting Enough Press: Trees

    My Story: Margery Nicolson
    Elevate Nebraska

    My story: Margery Nicolson

    "A spectacle you won't see anywhere else in the world."

    Our Story: John and Nancy Becker
    Elevate Nebraska

    Our story: John and Nancy

    "The diversity of wildflowers and grasses found on Audubon's land proves that good stewardship is worth every penny."

    My story: Joel Sartore
    Elevate Nebraska

    My story: Joel Sartore

    "Rowe is a lifesaver for the Sandhill Crane–and Whooping Cranes."

    Our Story: Mary and Jim Pipher
    Elevate Nebraska

    Our story: Mary and Jim

    “Every year, I experience a profound sense of wonder. You can't parse wonder. It's an absolute state."

    Sustainable Conservation
    Elevate Nebraska

    Goal No. 5: Sustainable Conservation

    We must act now to preserve what makes Nebraska special. Tallgrass prairie is North America’s most endangered ecosystem, and grassland birds are vanishing with it. Water shortages, drought, and extreme weather and water diversion are the Platte River’s new normal, threatening migrating cranes and nesting terns and plovers.

    Expand the Platte River Initiative
    Elevate Nebraska

    Goal No. 4: Expand The Platte River Initiative

    Restore the river that runs through it The importance of the Platte River watershed cannot be overstated. It is a water source for five million people across three states. It provides vital habitat for wildlife and birds. And it is at a critical juncture where water shortages, drought, and weather extremes are becoming the norm.

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